Ashton Kutcher: Mila Kunis Is 'Greatest Mom' For Baby Daughter Wyatt: Reveals To Ellen Being A Parent Is 'Awesome' & 'Incredible'

Ashton Kutcher loves being a dad. Just 10 weeks after fiancé Mila Kunis gave birth to their new baby daughter Wyatt, chatting to Ellen host Ellen DeGeneres it sounds like the Two & A Half Men actor is loving every second of being a family man. He revealed that the pair don't have a nanny, and that Jupiter Ascending star Mila is the "greatest mom". 

As US Weekly report, the 36 year old Kutcher was gushing in his love for baby Wyatt and his wife-to-be, former That '70s Show star Mila when appearing on Ellen. The new father also called starting his family "the greatest opportunity of my life". 

"There's a great quote by Carlos Slim," Ashton said. "'Most people think they need to make a better world for their children, but the reality is we need to make better children for our world.' And I try to live by that. And I think I really look at this as the greatest opportunity of my life." 

As for his fiancé, Ashton gushed "She's the greatest mom." Mila — who, as Mstars News reported on Wednesday revealed to Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson that "breastfeeding is a great work out" — recently told W Magazine she's taking a year off acting to be a "full-time mom", so it's left to Kutcher to bring home the bacon. Which is fine by the Annie star.  

"I go to work every day, and I come home and she's perfect," he said. "And it just seems like everything went amazing. And I know that something probably didn't go amazing, but she never tells ... it's unbelievable. She's incredible."

Kutcher also explained why the pair don't use a nanny, saying that the couple want to experience all the joys of parenthood themselves and to connect to baby Wyatt, saying that going through the experience, just the two of them, is "awesome. It's unbelievable."

"We just want to know our kid," Kutcher said. "We want to be the people that know what to do when the baby's crying to make the baby not cry anymore. We want to know, like, when she makes a little face or something, we want to be emotionally in touch with her. And I think the only way to do that is by being the one who's there."

He's also doing so with one eye on the future. Kutcher told Conan O'Brien a month ago that as soon as baby Wyatt was born he "immediately went home" and "reserved all the domain names. We got the Twitter handle, the Instagram - everything that you could possibly [have]," Ashton laughed. "I don't want a porn site with my daughter's name! It's unacceptable to me and it's not gonna happen!"

As for The one thing that has surprised him so far? "You think you know how much you can love another person," he told Ellen, "and then you have a child and you realize you didn't know."

Awwwww. Ellen also gave Ashton and Mila a new baby carrier as a "paparazzi free" Christmas present, a Darth Vader-looking stroller!