[children screaming]
We're the Brados.
I'm Jessica.
I'm CJ.
I work in finance.
And I'm a psychiatric nurse.
[whining]
We have four kids, and they all need attention, all the time.
You need to play by yourself.
You are so mean!
[gibberish]
[baby crying]
Now that there's so many kids and so little time,
all hell breaks loose.
[screaming]
From the time they start to wake up in the morning,
it is on.
Don't hit me!
JESSICA: So it's absolutely exhausting all day long.
Do you understand?
Both of these babies need to eat now,
and you're behaving like this.
And sometimes, we're just like, give the tablet,
just so they can just be quiet.
And it's a little bit of a break.
[crying]
You're going to stay in here, until you
can get yourself together.
I think that Riley may have ADHD.
No, no, no, no!
She loses all control, screaming, throwing herself.
[screaming]
JESSICA: Like tantrums that went hours.
And I'm terrified, when Gage gets a little older,
he's gonna join in with Riley.
[crying]
JESSICA: And then there's two more following right behind.
So we're scared we're going to be overrun by them.
Mom!
JESSICA: It's four of them.
It's two of us.
I don't like you or love you anymore!
CJ: You don't talk like that, you understand?
I just can't handle it.
I just can't do it anymore.
CJ: Oh, jeez!
[crying]
Why'd you do that?
JESSICA: We're going to go out, Ri.
CJ: We're going to go get something to eat.
[whining]
What's the problem?
I'm nervous because going out as a family of six
is so difficult. And it's just more trouble than it's worth.
OK, [inaudible].
We always get pizza.
CJ: We got pizza last night.
JESSICA: Come sit down.
You want to sit in this chair?
[groans] Sit down.
CJ: Do you want to put him on a chair?
JESSICA: He's not going to sit in the high chair.
CJ: All right, so you want pasta?
Gage, can you please sit down?
Gage, sit down.
No, no, no, Gage, watch the glass.
Gage is quite capable of sitting at the table
and keeping himself occupied.
CJ: He's going to fall down the stairs, Jess.
No, he's not.
But sitting properly at the table doesn't magically happen.
You have to teach your children how to do that correctly.
[whining]
- Why trigger him? - What?
The--
CJ: Stealing the fan from him.
She knows it's going to get him going, and she does it anyway.
NANNY: The parents are so worried that Gage is going
to have a showdown, that they're now taking shots at each other.
And it's just making the situation worse.
[crying]
Jessica, put the baby back in the seat.
All right, eat some bread.
[crying]
What did he hit?
JESSICA: We're probably just going to take it to go.
RILEY: Why are we going?
CJ: Because the babies are getting upset.
We're gonna take it to-go. RILEY: No!
CJ: Riley!
When are we gonna come back?
That's a very good question, Riley,
and I don't have an answer.
RILEY: Aww!
Hmph!
JESSICA: All right?
No!
Ri.
That's not fair!
You're right, Riley.
RILEY: Everyone's so mean!
But it is what it is.
Riley, stop it right now.
You have three brothers that are causing some problems.
I don't want brothers.
I wanna get rid of them.
CJ: That's not nice.
From an elder child's point of view,
she's feeling like, my god, somebody do something!
I can't even sit down and have a meal with Mommy and Daddy.
You know, I felt sorry for her.
Come on.
[crying]
Ri, come on.
Please, no.
[crying]
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
NANNY: And here's the thing.
They got two more infants.
So if they don't get it down now,
they're going to have four children
running around like Gage.
We do have a lot of work to do.
So I hope these kids are going to take a good bath,
and Mom and Dad are going to get a rest, as
well, because they're going to need
to over the next several days.
I don't wanna leave!
OK.
We'll never come back.
CJ: Riley, stop.
People are trying to eat, OK?