Dylan Dreyer, TODAY meteorologist and mom to three boys, posted a photo and video on Instagram Monday that made the momverse reply with a resounding “mmmm-hmmmm.” Because without even reading the caption, we bought what she was selling: moms don’t get days off.
“How’s your day off going???” the mother of three captioned the post, while using the hash tags #nobabysitter, #noschool, #nodayoff and #happypresidentsday.
The photo and video show Dylan’s two older sons, Calvin, 5, and Oliver, 2, wrapped around her hips and legs while her arms are full with baby Rusty and her cell phone. Which—if we’re being honest—she’d probably just used to coordinate two playdates, confirm a practice, schedule dentist appointments and otherwise rule the world.
Later the same day, Dylan posted another picture that seemed to be aimed at reassuring her fans that she does, in fact, have it under control. The picture—showing her older two peacefully coloring together and her baby calmly drinking milk—shows that her house is exactly like ours. You see toys strewn across the floor, a random shoe in the background and a play mat in the corner. “Ahhh that’s better…,” she captioned the post.
After Dylan returned to TODAY from maternity leave last month, she put her head on the desk and joked “I just want quiet,” she said, as Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones and Craig Melvin laughed. Dylan later signed off from Weekend TODAY, saying “These boys are my whole life and (husband) Brian and I, we love being a team on weekends and spending as much time as we can with them and having as much fun as we can. That’s really all I’m going to be doing, just sitting at home and just loving up on those three.”
Loving, certainly. Sitting? Probably not as much as she’d expected.
—Shelley Massey
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