Are Isaac Rochell and wife Allison Kucharczyk ready to tackle parenthood once again?
The NFL free agent and the social media star, who are parents to 10-month-old daughter Scottie Bee, revealed they’ve discussed trying for baby No. 2, but their timeline for expanding their family changes day by day.
“You know what's fascinating to me,” Isaac exclusively told E! News, “you think you love the first kid, and you think there's no space in your heart to love a second kid. Then you have a second kid, and you have another chamber in your heart that opens up.”
The former Las Vegas Raiders defensive end mused, “I'm curious to see what that feeling is, but I'm definitely not rushing the process.”
While Allison confirmed she also wants another baby at some point, she shared why she’s not in a hurry to get pregnant again.
“I think it's a fine line,” the Sunday Sports Club podcast host reasoned. “Cherishing our daughter currently being the only child, but also being excited to grow our family and have huge family traditions and whatnot.”
As they prepare to celebrate Scottie’s first birthday Dec. 9, the couple, both 29, are eager to see the holidays through her eyes.
“Because all of our friends and family are going to be in town for Christmas, I think we're going to put her birthday around there,” Allison explained, “but I want to go big.”
“Think about it: She was two weeks old when we had Christmas last year,” Isaac pointed out. “We're just excited to have people at our house with the theme being our daughter.”
And maybe whip up the new mac & cheese x corn bread recipe they launched with the help of Finish® Ultimate.
“We like to be efficient, especially with the crazy lives that we live,” Allison said of knowing the dish soap is designed to tackle the mess. “So something as simple as no rinsing and just throwing in the dishwasher, Finish® takes care of it, and we love that.” (Fans can also vote on their favorite holiday dishes for a chance to win up to $10,000 for their own ultimate holiday dinner.)
And with the cleaning taken care of, the couple can focus on what really matters: spending time with the ones they love.
“When you have a child, you become the glue, because people are excited to see your child, and it brings people together,” Isaac said. “We're just excited to have people at our house with the theme being our daughter.”