- I'm wanting to put some fun back into this house.
- This family needs organization in their life.
- Welcome to the new rules ceremony!
- Are you shoes glowing?
- They are, John, thank you for noticing.
- I can see Nicole's new rules being uncontrolled chaos,
and I'm a little anxious.
- Girls, we are going to free the toys!
There's gonna be toys everywhere!
- Everywhere.
(dramatic music)
- You ready? - I'm ready.
- So new rule, I'd like to introduce
a little bit of structure into Gio's life.
I'd like to give Gio a bedtime.
Children need structure, and Gio can't be partying
all night anymore.
- I think we all know what the next rule is.
No more...cleaning!
- Oh boy, so no more vacuuming?
- No more vacuuming, sweeping, washing dishes,
fluffing pillows, no more gardening, no more
"Well, Shawna would."
No more nothing!
- So. - Zero!
- So, okay.
- Yay!
John, we're gonna loosen you up.
We will have a few drinks and relax.
- What does that mean?
- I want to help you organize your garage.
- Nah.
- I know it's just easy for you to just
throw things in there.
- Yeah. - But--
- Yeah, this gives me anxiety because there's so much stuff.
- It'll save you money,
because you're constantly buying things
that you already have.
- I almost wanna say it's like shoveling quicksand.
- I just think having that and knowing where everything is.
- I'm definitely gonna have to have a shot or five.
- [John] That looks like some sort of hand grenade.
- Let's kick off the changing of the rules!
(pops) Whoa, she's open!
(cheering)
- [John] Oh boy.
- Girls.
(playful music)
♪ Tutu party, tutu party ♪
One for Saylor Rose.
- [John] I know, Harlow, it's okay, you just say the word
and we'll-- - You ready?
- Get it out of here.
- Step in, ready?
You want Daddy to do it?
- Now that it's Nicole's rules.
- You know what, I'm gonna do it, whoa whoa whoa whoa!
- All right, all right, I'll get in my own tutu.
Things have taken kind of a turn for,
I don't wanna say the worst, but the worst.
- Girls, get the toys, come on!
John, thank you so much, just right over here.
This makes my heart so happy.
- [John] We've got toys in here
that can go back in here when you're done.
(Nicole laughing)
- No more cleaning, no more vacuuming, let's play!
Toys everywhere!
Come with me.
They've never seen these toys before.
(dramatic music)
Surprise!
(playful music)
- Oh my gosh.
Sorry, Barbie, I didn't mean to step on you,
but you're usually not on the floor under my feet!
- My work here is done, my work, ah!
(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] It's morning at the Brown house,
and "Swapped" wife Shawna is ready to put her organizational
skills to the test.
- Not my blower!
(crashes)
That blower was very expensive.
- So we're gonna make three categories.
Must keep category, the iffy category,
and the not gonna keep category.
- Gotcha. - Okay?
- So. - So that broken fan
over in the corner over there?
That's a must keep.
- No, that's not, mm-mm.
- None of this is gonna be easy.
Do I think I'm gonna get this finished all the way today?
I don't really think so.
It's like never-ending, and I can't do it.
Drives me nuts.
- It's so good though!
Oh my god, there's more?
- I want to jump off a goddamn bride right now.
I need a drink.
- [Gio] What are you doing in my garage?
- We're cleaning it, baby!
Did he nap today?
- [Dad] No, because when he gets tired, he's gonna say,
"Daddy, I'm ready to go to bed."
- [Shawna] Ah!
(crashes)
- Daddy, daddy!
- [Shawna] You thirsty?
(Gio crying)
- Giovanni! - What is it?
- Hey, dude, I'm gonna get ya a water, okay?
Listen, if we're gonna,
listen, if we're gonna act all crazy,
we'll get in trouble.
Calm down.
(Gio crying)
You're fine, you're fine.
- Hey, baby. - You're fine, he's fine.
- I think Gio is so tired.
(crying)
- Come here.
- [Shawna] Mainly because his parents
don't give him a schedule.
Gio does whatever the heck he wants.
- [Dad] We're not having sport--
- Yeah! - No.
(yelling)
Listen, calm down.
Do you wanna go take a nap?
- No!
- You better stop.
(yelling)
You do that, you're gonna get a pow pow.
Look at me.
(screaming)
- Oh my god, I feel so bad.
Gio is clearly not getting enough sleep,
and that makes him really upset.
- [Dad] Let's go outside and why don't you play
for a little bit more?
- Do you want a nap, baby?
Are you sleepy?
No. - It's rare, it happens.
- [Shawna] He's so exhausted.