(laughing)
- I can't return that.
Ping pong prodigy.
- [Father] Morning bathtime.
- [Mother] You have such adorable feet.
- [Father] You are adorable.
So how was your bath, Ms. Laura?
- Good, it was a little bit fun.
So I remember my owie cause I need a bandaid.
- [Father] Do you need a bandaid on your owie?
Should we get a comb for your hair?
- No.
- [Father] You don't like that part very much, huh.
♫ But you treat my like a stranger
♫ So I'm taking my time on my ride
I'm so grateful our friends are letting the kids
come and hang out this morning,
and I'm gonna be going in for one of my last days of work.
(electronic music)
You have fun with your friends?
- Mhm.
- [Father] Awesome.
I like your dress.
- Thanks.
- [Father] Caleb, it's time to go.
Our friends are so nice, they gave us cupcakes
and they actually gave Elise
that dress that she was wearing.
- Bye. - Bye.
- [Father] Alright, somebody fell asleep on the drive home
which is not normal.
If we let this little guy keep sleeping,
he's not gonna go to sleep tonight.
- Hi. - [Boy] Hi.
- [Girl] He's just staring.
- [Toddler] He's staring at us.
Look at him, Sally.
Look at him.
- [Father] Is that a toot?
I think I heard a little toot.
- [Toddler] It was me.
- [Father] It was you?
That was it, you did the song just right.
- I need a mic.
- Looks like it is time
for some family time playing ping pong.
Gonna try to join in.
- Let's do it together.
- [Girl] Elise.
- [Father] Bad idea.
(laughing)
Woah, nice job.
- Here.
- Thank you, thank you so much.
(laughing)
I think you hit Laura.
- It almost hit my eye.
- Did it almost hit your eyeballs?
You're in the splash zone.
So I think Isaac got sun screen.
Did you put sun screen on your face today?
- Yes, and when people were spraying,
it came over and got me in the eye.
- [Mother] Oh no.
- [Girl] Yeah, the sprinklers got him.
- [Father] Yeah, looks like your eyes are all, all pink.
(laughing)
Mom's in.
- [Girl] Here, here.
- Want me to use that one?
- Yeah. - Okay.
(tuneless singing)
- [Girl] Nice job, Kayla.
- [Father] Good try, Elise.
- [Mother] Okay, now you hit it to me.
Cause you're gonna get this.
Oh!
(laughing)
Good job, Lacie.
- [Father] Nice, that was amazing.
- Maybe if we had a longer table.
- A longer table. - [Toddler] Mommy, mommy.
- Yay, you failed, that means you're trying
and you just are trying something new.
Did you guys know that failing
is one of the best things you can do?
Because it means you tried.
So failing is awesome.
Yes!
- [Father] Here, Caleb, I have another ball for you.
- [Mother] Okay, now hit it to mama.
Good try.
- Aw.
- [Mother] You got it, buddy, you got this, try again.
Yes!
- It's Laura's turn.
(screaming)
- [Mother] You ready for it?
(giggle)
(laughing)
She actually returned that.
Ping pong prodigy.
- Laura actually is better than me.
- [Mother] Aw, you tried.
- Oh man.
- [Father] Maybe it was a fluke. (laughing)
- [Mother] Ready, Laura?
- Yeah. - [Mother] You're going down.
- [Father] Gotta teach them to trash talk early.
(laughing)
- Did it again.
- [Father] You didn't have to hit her in the face though.
- I wasn't, I don't aim well.
Are you ready?
Here we go.
(laughing)
- [Father] But at least she hits the table with authority.
Your turn. - Are you ready?
- [Mother] I am ready.
(laughing)
- So on Facebook today I saw a short video
about the power of failure
and how important it is to feel positively
about failure in our life
because it helps encourage us to try and do new things
because when we try and do new things
that are out of our comfort zone, we're usually gonna fail
the whole bunch of times that we try at the beginning.
And that's a success because we're trying something new
and I have just been thinking a lot
about how I can teach that to my kids.
That trying is a great success
and the only true failure is not making any effort,
not giving it a chance, not putting yourself out there
and being brave and those are some thoughts
on my heart today.
- Alright, it's a breakfast for dinner kind of night.
So do you guys put peanut butter on waffles or pancakes?
If not, you should try it, it's good stuff.
(jazz music)
Alright, poll question, do you like to dip
your sausage or bacon in syrup?
Let us know in the poll.
(gasping)
Grab one.
- [Toddler] Can I grab one?
- [Father] Yeah.
- [Boy] I want to get one.
Laura just licks it.
- [Father] How is it?
Do you like it?
- Can I lick it again?
- [Father] Yeah, lick it again.
- This one.
- [Father] I really like strawberry flavored frosting.
I think it's a lot better
than chocolate or vanilla frosting.
Just me.
- [Girl] Can we take this off?
- [Mother] Do you need help?
- Just before bedtime, the kids were watching
a show on Netflix, but I stopped it
like five minutes before it was over
and said before we're gonna finish it,
you have to get your 'jamas on, brush your teeth,
and get ready for bed,
and they're always much more motivated when we do that.
So we're going to finish the five minutes
and then put them to bed.
Caleb's getting his last drink
and then he's trying to go to bed.
- Sometimes when I was really cold,
now I'm really warm, makes it be a wiggle,
because I'm so warm now.
- [Father] Doesn't it feel good to get in your blankets?
- Yeah.
Goodnight, J House out.
- [Father] I was able to catch Drago.
(cheering)