- [Kendra] Oh, my goodness.

Who did your hair?

- I'm feeding her milk actually.

- [Kendra] Elise, this is Janae's first trip to a park.

(upbeat music)

- Good morning.

Well, we are so excited.

Amber, my niece from Arizona is hanging

with us for about a week.

- I'm so excited.

- [Jeremy] She just flew in yesterday.

- She can lift Caleb doing this.

- [Caleb] Let's show them.

- Ready?

Set, go.

Woo!

One, two, three.

14, 15.

(laughing)

- Me.

- [Jeremy] Uh oh, Lola.

- [Amber] Laura's turn.

Ready?

- [Jeremy] So Amber, are you 14 or 15?

- I am 15.

- [Jeremy] And you're a freshman in high school?

- Yes, I'm a freshman.

- [Kendra] So Janae has been giving us some great smiles.

(coos)

Oh, that's a lot to say.

(sneezes)

Oh, sneezes.

(sneezes)

Bless you.

Oh, my goodness.

Who did your hair?

- Amber.

- [Kendra] I know.

I can tell.

That is so cute.

Okay, turn around.

Oh, my goodness.

I have got to learn how to do this.

- There's YouTube things that can tell you all about hair.

- [Kendra] Oh, should we learn it together?

- Uh huh.

Amber's gonna do the same hairdo on Laura and herself.

- [Kendra] So you guys are all gonna be matching?

- Uh huh.

- [Kendra] What a fun day.

She should do it on my hair too.

- That's what I was just thinking.

- [Kendra] And Janae's hair too.

- I don't know about that.

- [Kendra] And Isaac's hair too.

- Hmm?

- Well, it is really nice out today.

Actually, it's super bright.

My hair, there's like a nose...

There's a nose on my face?

There's a hair on my nose.

I know you guys can't see it, but I can feel it.

Okay, anyway.

It is super-nice out today, bright, sun-shiny.

It's actually getting hot.

Yesterday, it was 86 degrees here in Kansas City

and we did not turn on our air conditioning

until the evening.

When we did, it didn't work.

Elise, this is Janae's first trip to a park.

- I think she likes it.

- [Kendra] Oh,you think she likes it?

She looks pretty stoked about it.

(laughing)

Whoo.

- This way.

Yeah.

- [Kendra] It's way up there, buddy.

- Ah.

- [Kendra] Good try.

Takin' Janae for a little walk?

(booming)

Good job.

Now turn.

Turn, turn, turn.

Good job.

Whoa.

You're like a big mommy pushin' her.

- Uh huh.

- [Kendra] Everybody wants a turn pushing Janae.

Alright, apparently we're starting a real basketball game.

It's Amber and Elise versus Isaac and Caleb.

The Bouncers versus the Bolts.

(exciting music)

(shouting)

(exciting music)

- I'm stuck.

- [Kendra] Are you feeling stuck up there?

Good job climbin' down, big girl.

(whimpers)

You can do it.

You can do it.

Put your next foot down.

(crying)

Big brother to the rescue

because Mom's in a skirt holding a baby.

- Thanks.

- I got you.

- [Kendra] Thanks, Isaac.

- You're welcome.

- [Kendra] Alright, Jeremy is testing the milk,

make sure it's the right temperature.

- I think it's good.

- [Kendra] Expert Daddy right there.

- Yeah, come here.

- [Kendra] Okay, so Jeremy is going

to give Janae her first bottle.

(baby fussing)

- It's working.

- [Kendra] Yay.

- It hasn't always worked with kids that we've had.

I'm like scared to move or do anything different

'cause I don't want it to stop working.

She's happy.

She has the one eye open crazy look.

- So Janae is breastfed, but I do occasionally like

to be able to pump a bottle and leave a bottle

of breast milk with either Jeremy or a babysitter

so that Jeremy and I can get some time alone

or so that I can leave for more than two hours at a time.

We've had kids that didn't like bottles and didn't take 'em

for like a year, so we're always a little bit nervous.

- This is big.

- And excited.

It's like yay.

Well, I would call that a success.

- Yep.

- [Amber] Here, I can get it.

- [Jeremy] Yummy.

- [Elise] I think that's gonna be enough.

- [Jeremy] Are they poppy seed muffins?

- [Amber] They are.

- [Jeremy] Yes.

- [Elise] Right now, we're gonna do dishes.

- [Amber] Yay, good job, Elise.

- Take one and we'll see if anyone wants another one

if there's enough for everyone.

- Thank you.

- [Caleb] Ah, that's hot.

Oh.

- [Kendra] Don't touch her, she's sleepin'.

- She's so cute.

- [Kendra] She is so cute.

Time to go to the grocery store.

Look what's on sale and look at all these veggies.

Yum.

- The watermelon was my choice.

- [Kendra] Yeah, and it was on sale, 99 cents.

You got it, Caleb.

(grunts)

Good work.

(roars)

(laughs)

Okay, good work, buddy.

Well, it looks like Easter is coming.

He's ridin' it like a skateboard.

Well, as it always does, our little shopping trip

turned into a big shopping trip,

but we got so much good food.

I'm so excited.

There's this new healthy kind of yogurt

that I'm wanting to try.

Oh, it's heavy, hard to steer sideways.

(light Classical music)

Done.

Look at this fridge of happiness.

I'm so excited.

There's so much yummy good food in here and it's healthy.

Watermelon.

- [Jeremy] Yay, I love watermelon.

- So this is something that I've always wanted

and I've never purchased and I decided to today.

- [Jeremy] Whoa.

Bulbs?

- So it's a flower in a vase with roots.

- [Jeremy] Ah ha.

- So we're gonna get to watch it bloom.

- [Jeremy] A tulip.

That's cool.

- Caleb helped me pick 'em out.

- [Jeremy] Awesome.

- I'm really excited about it.

(exciting music)

- Gettin' it.

(exciting music)

- [Amber] Yes, Caleb.

- [Jeremy] Thanks for helpin', buddy.

Whoa, that's cold ice water.

- [Amber] Uh oh.

- [Caleb] Yeah.

I wanna get (laughs).

(screams)

(laughing)

- [Amber] Oh no.

He's by the water.

(laughing)

(screams)

- [Jeremy] Looks like you got a little wet there, cubby.

(laughing)

- [Amber] Caleb, what are you doin'?

- I'm makin' ice.

- But he's eating it.

- It's already melted a little, but I just have to flip it.

- [Amber] Just like a hamburger?

(rattling)

- I love how much fun they can have with some ice water.

- [Amber] Laura, is that your baby?

- Yeah, I'm feeding her milk.

- [Amber] What's her name?

- Whal-ee.

I'm feeding her milk.

- [Amber] You're feedin' her milk?

Oh (laughing).

Just like your mommy?

- Yeah.

(laughing)

I'm feeding her milk actually when I'm not laughing.

(shouting)

- Can you bounce us?

- [Amber] Yes.

(screaming)

(laughing)

- [Kendra] Laura, I'm loving

what you did with your hair today.

- Amber did it.

- [Kendra] I know Amber did it.

- I didn't.

- But I think most of this is your doing.

I saw her playing and pushing her head around on the carpet.

(laughing)

So Jeremy and I are starting today working

to eat healthier and Santa Fe chicken is really healthy.

It's beans and chicken and brown rice

and lots of veggies as toppings.

Yum.

(light upbeat music)

- [Jeremy] You workin' out?

- Yeah, but I don't want to mess up my hair, I don't want.

- [Jeremy] Okay, well, get a good workout,

but don't mess up your hair, okay?

- Okay.

- So my brother and their family and some friends

came out to play kickball tonight.

Run, run, run.

She's runnin'.

Oh, to first.

To first, to first.

Kickball time.

(exciting music)

Where are you gonna kick it?

- Uh.

I don't want to say it out loud, so they might--

- [Jeremy] Okay, okay.

No, I get it.

(thumps)

Go, go, go.

(thumps)

(exciting music)

(cheering)

We lost the ball.

(exciting music)

- [Child] She's 21 now.

(laughing)

- [Man] Watch the tire.

(laughing)

(thumps)

(laughing)

Watch the tire.

(cheering)

The shoe goes flyin'.

- [Jeremy] Okay, cub, you're up.

Run, run, run.

(laughing)

He's goin'.

Cub is goin'.

He's goin'.

Keep goin'.

Keep goin'.

Go, go.

He's comin'.

He's comin'.

He's goin'.

Oh!

The screen.

(laughing)

How many home runs have you had today?

- Um, about three.