- [Jessica] Did you have fun at the farm today?
(baby babbling)
(upbeat whistling music)
(mellow music)
- Good morning everyone.
- [Christopher] Oh my goodness.
What's going on over here?
- We're going to the farm to pick berries.
- [Christopher] You're going to the farm to pick berries?
- Mm-hmm.
- So we told the kids that we were going to go
berry picking today,
and they picked out outfits accordingly.
Duncan's wearing a Woody the cowboy shirt.
Woody the cowboy hat.
Some pirate boots,
a pirate belt.
Very nice.
Excellent outfit.
- And what about the mask?
- [Christopher] And what about the mask?
I like your mask.
You don't have to wear it yet,
but if you want to wear it you can.
That's fine.
- [Duncan] I don't wanna wear it.
- [Christopher] Bailey's already got her mask on too.
Jake's got his mask on too.
You guys look like bandits.
- [Jacob] (mischievous laugh)
- [ Christopher] Jake's decided to go with the cowboy hat.
Everybody looks so...
Oh, Bailey's got,
is that a Miranda Sings hat?
That was actually in the show,
"Haters Back Off", wasn't it?
- [Jacob] And then it got stepped on several times.
- [Christopher] And then got stepped on several times.
Luke's ready to go.
You excited?
You ready?
(baby babbling)
- [Christopher] Oh, is that your hat?
Did you drop your hat?
There you go.
Now you got your hat.
Parker's getting in the car, ready to go.
I like your hat, too.
Very cool.
And the beautiful pregnant Jessica is here.
- Hey. - We're ready to go
berry picking?
- Yeah. I grew up on a farm,
so my default is always farm.
- In terms of dressing up?
- Yeah, no matter what I'm wearing.
- And I'm kind of city slicker farm.
Like I'm going to the dude ranch for uh...
- You're business man farm.
- trust building exercises.
That's where I'm going.
- No, you're businessman.
- Businessman?
- [Jacob] Yeah, Dad's a city mouse, and Mom's a city mouse
and I'm a gopher.
- I am not a city mouse.
- [Christopher] Yeah. - [Jessica] Get out of town.
- [Jacob] No, wait, you're a country mouse, sorry.
Yeah.
- Thank you.
- [Jacob] And I'm a gopher.
(baby cooing)
- Why is he a gopher?
- 'Cause he's like tunneling in.
Why are you a gopher Jacob?
- [Jacob] 'cause I'm like, tunneling in.
- One thing that we're going to be working on
a little bit with Luke today is
wearing a hat.
Because so far when we put a hat on him
he just immediately rips it off.
And even like, when you put one that has like the Velcro
he just spends his time, like pulling it off.
And it's not even like a big deal.
It's not like he's crying or like upset.
He's just like, thinks it's fun to pull it off.
So we brought a hat
and he was able to wear the hat leaving the house.
Like he took it off like three or four times,
and I was like, okay, well,
in order to go get in the car, you got to put your hat on.
And it got to a point where he was like, "Okay."
And he kept his hat on and he got in the car
and then he got in his seat
and then immediately threw his hat off.
So we just don't have a lot of
circumstances where he's wearing hats these days.
And when he does go outside, it's kind of brief
and like, he just doesn't need it.
But we're going to be spending
a little bit more time outside right now.
And then I'm hoping to spend time at the beach
and time outdoors as we get closer to the summer months.
So we're doing a little bit of toddler hat training today.
We will see how it goes.
- I see a goat!
- You see a goat?
- Oh yeah and I also lost my tooth.
- Oh yeah, look at that that.
Teeth.
- I lost it yesterday.
- Let's go find some goats,
some strawberries,
and maybe like some plants to plant in the garden?
- Yeah, yeah. I'm so excited.
Also we will be wearing masks like at the beginning,
because there some people in like this front area.
But then they said, once we're out in like the picking zone,
that masks aren't necessary.
'Cause it's just outside and there aren't any people there.
So when there are people we'll put masks on.
But I'm excited about this.
- Yeah this is going to be really fun.
(cars driving by)
- What a good boy!
(laughing)
He's so cute.
(laughing)
(mellow music)
- A rooster.
(rooster crowing)
- [Jessica] Yeah, it's going for it.
The gray one is a rooster.
- [Jacob] Beautiful...
(sounds of cars driving by drowns out speaker)
- [Jessica] It is beautiful.
What a special little rooster.
- [Bailey] That rooster's so cute.
- [Parker] Yeah it's like...
Look it! Llamas, Alpacas!
- [Jacob] Alpacas.
(mellow music)
- Yeah, those are alpacas.
- [Parker] They could go over your head.
- Do you see the alpacas?
There they are!
- [Jacob] Look, Sheep.
- [Christopher] Do you see the sheep?
- [Jacob] (imitating sheep call)
(rooster crowing)
- [Christopher] Do you hear the rooster?
Oh my... Oh yeah, look at that.
(mellow music)
- [Christopher] You see some sheep?
(baby cooing)
- [Christopher] Yeah, sheep.
(mellow music)
- I think he just realized what we're after here.
He just saw these,
and got very excited.
- [Jessica] (laughing) He's like what?
- [Christopher] Yeah, those grow on plants.
(Jessica laughing)
- [Christopher] You gonna get some?
- [Jessica] Here buddy,
let's go find some strawberries.
- [Christopher] You gonna get some strawberries?
- [Jessica] Whoop.
(mellow music)
- [Jessica] Do you want some help with that?
Yeah, good job.
Good job, you got a strawberry.
(Jessica laughing)
You want to try a strawberry?
(birds chirping)
(Jessica laughing)
(mellow music)
- That's fine.
Right, Dad?
- [Christopher] That's a good one.
(mellow music)
(birds chirping)
(mellow music continues)
(cars driving by)
(boots squishing into mud)
- Did you hear that?
- [Christopher] Yes.
(mellow music continues)
(baby babbling)
- [Christopher] Yeah.
The strawberry?
It looks like you've been eating some dirt and strawberries.
(mellow music continues)
(wagon wheels rolling through rocky dirt)
- [Parker] Jacob, what?
(mellow music continues)
- [Christopher] Ooh! That's a good haul.
- [Duncan] How're you doing back there, Jacob?
- [Jessica] (laughing) look at all the dirt on his finger.
(baby cooing in excitement)
(mellow music continues)
- Reload.
(mellow music continues)
- [Duncan] And I have a finished one.
- My whole basket's already done and I just left.
(mellow music continues)
- [Christopher] Wait, finish this one.
Don't start a new one.
(Jessica laughing)
Oh, I guess he started that one earlier.
(laughing)
- So clearly Luke is partaking in the strawberries
a little bit here, but that's okay.
We'll pay for an extra basket for him,
to cover all the ones that he ate.
I think they charge you by weight.
So maybe we'll just put him on the scale.
'Cause he's pretty much just strawberries right now.
- And as far as Luke wearing a mask,
he's not yet two, so it is not required.
He does not need to do it at all.
However, he's going to be two eventually,
and we want to make sure that he has access
to the doctor's appointments
and stuff that he needs to go to.
And we've had a lot of doctor's appointments lately
where they've been like, "Hey, if he's over two,
he needs to wear a mask. No questions."
And stuff like that.
So in order to comply,
we've been kind of feeling him out
and seeing how he does with it.
And he's actually like doing great
and that shocked me.
But he's doing really well with it
and he seems to really like it.
So we're just having these periods of time
where he wears them and as soon as he doesn't
want to wear them anymore,
we're just like,
we tuck it away.
We're trying to work on that with him
just because he is young.
And I think it would be really hard to go
from like, not doing it all
to like, Hey, you're two now.
You have to wear it no matter what.
So we're just doing a little training there.
It might not even be necessary
by the time he is two.
Obviously, at least in California,
things are really shifting in a good direction.
But that's why Luke has a mask on
and will have it on for like a second or two.
I put some of this in my Insta story,
but I realized we've never talked about it on YouTube.
So that's why I'm talking about it now.
And you know, germs can spread
even when you're under the age of two.
So I figure the mask isn't a bad thing.
- [Christopher] Find any good ones?
- This is my biggest one.
This is my biggest one.
(baby cooing)
- This is my biggest one.
(baby babbling)
- [Jessica] Goat.
That's a goat.
Good job, Lukie.
Did you have fun at the farm today?
(baby babbling)
- [Jessica] Goat.
(mellow music)
(plastic packaging rustling around)
(cars driving by)
- [Christopher] Did you eat some strawberries?
(baby babbling)
- [Christopher] Yeah?
(cars driving by)
You ate some of 'em?
(baby babbling)
- [Christopher] Yeah?
Were they yummy?
(laughing) He's dancing.
He's just dancing here.
- That was so much fun.
The two older boys are putting away the wagon
right now, we're loading up the car.
We took Luke's outfit just completely off
and wiped him down a bit.
(car engine starting)
Luke was eating strawberries as we were walking around.
It kept him very entertained
and it was something for him to work on
while we were all picking
and he was very happy
and he loved bringing his little wagon
and he was coated in strawberry juice,
like head to toe,
and dirt. (laughing)
And I'm a mom who's like, not afraid of dirt at all.
As I said before, I grew up on a farm.
I'm very comfortable with it.
It's no problem to me.
So he was very dirty and sticky,
but it wiped right off.
'Cause you know, we clean up pretty easily, us human folk.
So we wiped him down.
I just took his outfit completely off
and he's in his diaper
and we're on our way home.
- Yeah. It was a good day.
- You should tell about Duncan and how dirty he was
when we went to...um
- [Jessica] Camping?
- Yeah.
- [Jessica] Little camping memories.
- [Christopher] You are the dirtiest baby
that has ever been.
(Christopher laughing)
What?
Have you been rubbing it in your hair?
(mellow music)
(baby laughing)