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With 14 months having passed since welcoming her first child, sonPtolemy John, new momGretchen Moladmits that although she has managed to shed most of the weight, she has solicited help to get rid of those last few stubborn pounds. "I still feel like I have work to do," shares Gretchen, who goes on to say she doesn't "feel like I'm completely there yet." With her goal in mind, the 36-year-old has hired a personal trainer from Equinox gym, however, in her spare time, theLife on Marsactress can count on Ptolemy -- who "every single day" is "bringing something out totally unexpected and it's wonderful" -- to keep her cardio levels up!

"He's starting to say words like 'cheese' and 'lights' and he's walking like a fiend! He's actually running and he's climbing stairs. It's fun!"

Ptolemy is Gretchen's son with husbandKip Williams. Gretchen's show,Life on Mars, airs Thursday nights at 10 p.m. on ABC.

Source:Us Weekly

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Kelly Rutherfordand sonHermès Gustaf Danielmade like New Yorkers and grabbed pretzels from a street vendor in Manhattan on Wednesday. Hermès, 2,recently celebratedhis big birthday with a Gymboree Play-and-Music-themed party at his family's Los Angeles home. Dad is Kelly's husband,Daniel Giersch.

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Only 2 ½-weeks-old, it seems thatbabyArchibald 'Archie' William Emersonhas inherited his comical parents' --Will Arnett, 38, andAmy Poehler, 37 -- love for a smile. However, according to first-time dad Will, his son is "loving being a baby right now," and is still indecisive about cracking his first gummy grin for his proud parents. "He's thinking about smiling. He's trying to decide if he's ready or not," Will explains. While he loves experiencing the joy of fatherhood as his son becomes aware of his surroundings, Will is not too keen on the late-night diaper changes. Calling the midnight meetings "very dramatic," Will "finds that to be a very sad process."

It is obvious that Will and Amy aren't the only ones who feel Archie will soon be making people laugh alongside his parents.Saturday Night LivecostarBill Hader-- who calls Amy "an amazing mom" -- has no doubt that the newestSNLbaby, because of his "hilarious parents," has a bright future ahead of him. "That kid is going to be the funniest. We're going to have Archie Arnett being saluted here in about 30 years," Bill toldPEOPLEduring an event at the American Museum of Moving Images.

As Archie continues to impress his parents with his toothless almost-smile, Will jokes that his son has yet to make any advancements in speech.

"Noises? Not out of the top part. There are a lot ofothernoises."

Source:PEOPLE