- But seriously. She was like, "You guys can leave now."
She didn't even care! She didn't even want her parents!
- She's like, "You can go dad."
- All right!
This preschooler's done with school,
and guess what she wants to do.
Have a dance party and a pizza picnic!
- I had the best day ever.
- Awww!
(calm electronic music)
(button clicks) (bell dings)
(calm electronic music continues)
(electronic music becomes upbeat)
(button clicks)
(upbeat electronic music continues)
Good morning, (child giggles) preschooler.
Hi pretty girl.
Are you ready to go to preschool?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] You smarty pants. (laughs)
Are you so excited?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] I'm excited for you, babe.
I love you.
(child grunts)
Should we get ready?
- Yeah. (mumbles)
(mother laughs)
(upbeat electronic music continues)
- She's awake and ready to go!
All right guys.
Step one of getting ready
for your first day ever of preschool is,
what do we do first?
- Get dressed.
- Get dressed! That outfit's gonna be adorable!
(lighthearted music)
(drawer clicks)
- [Child] Why did you chose these?
- [Mother] Because they match.
Pretty.
(lighthearted music continues)
- I'm dressed.
(lighthearted music intensifies)
- All right, step two when you're getting ready
for your first ever day od preschool, you do what?
- The hair.
- Do your hair!
You ready?
All right, my dear.
What are we doing today with this beautiful head of hair?
- Make it!
- Make it pretty?
- Yeah!
- I can do that.
(upbeat guitar music plays)
- My hair's done.
- Her hair is done!
Okay, guess what step three is.
Take tons of pictures! (laughs)
Should we take tons of pictures of your cute little face?
- Yeah.
- All right.
- I'm gonna do this, and this,
and this.
- [Mother] Oh my goodness. Are you ready?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] I'm ready. We got your sign all done.
First day of preschool.
You ready for your pictures?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] Say "cheese"!
- Cheese!
(camera shutters)
- All right. What is the next step?
- Eat breakfast.
- Breakfast! Breakfast!
Let's go eat breakfast.
Let's go!
(child's feet thud)
- Look at me.
- All right, guys. We are down to the very last step.
And what is that?
- Go to school! - Go to school!
Let's go to school!
Come on!
(child laughs)
Go grab your backpack.
(child sighs)
(child laughs)
There you go. Are you ready?
- [Father] You gonna jump?
(child laughs) - No, no, no.
- Oh I'll help you. Here, I'll hold that.
- I was gonna give you it.
- [Mother] Let's go!
(child mumbles) (door creaks)
Oh my goodness. Let's see your backpack.
Let's see it.
(Mother gasps)
Oh, it's the size of you.
I love it!
- I have no things in it, though.
- [Mother] Guess what? We're gonna go get some papers.
You're gonna do some cool things
and we'll put it inside your backpack.
- And can I get, bring my toys too?
- [Mother] She wants to bring her toys?
- To preschool? (child laughs) I bet they have toys there.
- Yeah, they most likely will.
- [Mother] Okay Blakey, we're here!
- I need my backpack.
- [Mother] Yes, of course you need your backpack.
(child mumbles)
- [Mother] All right, Blakey. We're here! Are you ready?
You zipped it up?
Get your backpack on.
- I can't!
- [Mother] I'll help you. Are you gonna be brave?
- Yeah.
- [Mother] Okay. Say bye to daddy.
- Bye! I love you.
- But, drive home.
- I will. I'll wait for mom.
- She's telling us to drive home.
Like, she wants us to leave! (laughs)
- But not yet!
- Okay. I'll wait 'till you go in.
- [Mother] Hey, baby. I love you so much.
You have the best day at school. 'Kay? (smooches)
There you go, big girl!
- [Father] Love you!
(child sneezes)
- [Mother] Love you, baby. Go!
(child sneezes) Oh.
- When you cough, you have to cough on the arm.
- [Mother] Perfect!
- So it doesn't get everywhere.
- All right.
- Sad.
- Our youngest is, - Our youngest baby's gone!
- in preschool!
- Are we old? - I'm not, like, we are old.
I don't feel emotional.
Maybe when she goes to kindergarten.
I'll be, that's when it will really hit me.
But preschool, she's only gone for a little bit.
It's okay. - Yeah
It's only two days a week.
But the seriously. She was like, "You guys can leave now."
She didn't even care! She didn't even want her parents!
- She's like, "You can go, dad."
- She didn't even get sad, which is good, but like.
- Come on. - Are we in love?
- Come on.
- Come on, Blake!
All right guys.
So, it's been two and a half hours.
It is time to pick up Ms. Blake from school.
Before I go pick her up,
here is some of the stuff
that I got done while she was at preschool.
All right, guys.
I have nine Etsy orders to fill real quick for you guys;
those of you that have ordered stickers from my Etsy shop.
(upbeat electronic music)
All right, guys. I see her coming out right now.
Hopefully she had the best day of preschool ever!
Oh, I see her! She's so cute.
Look at how cute this smile is.
That's one smiley girl that came up from preschool.
You must have loved it, right?
- Yeah. - Okay.
You gotta tell me all about it, 'kay?
- Okay. (smooches)
(both laugh)
(shoes clatter)
(upbeat electronic music continues)
(door creaks)
- Hey!
- I'm back!
- I missed you!
- I missed you.
- How was your first day of school?
- Fun.
- Did you learn anything?
- I did.
- What did you learn?
(gasps)
(child mumbles)
You have a folder?
Did you draw that?
- Yeah.
(child mumbles)
(papers shuffle)
- Are these supposed to be fishies?
- They are!
We made 'em.
- Is that your hands?
- Yeah.
We made our hand fishies.
- What's this?
Blakey?
- No. It says, "I am big."
- [Mother] Blakey, this is a yarn that measures
how tall you are on your first day of school.
- Today at preschool,
I made my hand fishies.
Look!
I'll show you.
This is mine.
I made it.
This is a surprise.
I colored it red and green. Look.
Rainbow!
Only purple.
I'm a fishy paper!
I watched a show
and played animals with the boys.
- [Mother] You did what with the boys?
- Played animals.
- [Mother] You played animals with the boys?
- Yeah. And I played.
And we played on the playground.
And I played on the playground with the girls.
I learned to count.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
Ate snacks.
- [Mother] What snack do you eat?
- Big fishies and small fishies.
I learned how to reach my toes.
- [Mother] You did that?
- Yeah. I learned how to
jump high.
(couch squeaks)
I had the best day ever.
- Aw! All right. This preschooler's done with school!
And guess what she wants to do.
Have a dance party and a pizza picnic!
(electronic dance music)
All right, guys.
After Blake's amazing dance skills, it is what time?
- Dinner!
- [Mother] Pizza picnic time!
Thank you for going to preschool today
'cause we get pizza and a dance party!
- You're welcome.
- Cutest preschooler ever!
- [Mother] Hello, Steven.
This is the first time we're seeing you all day long.
To come and get food.
Steven leaves at seven in the morning,
and then doesn't come back 'till, like, 5:30.
Did you even know that Blake went to preschool today?
- Blake went to preschool?
- Mhm!
- And that's why we get pizza!
- Yeah.
- All right, guys. That is it for today's video.
I think we're gonna go swimming to celebrate
more of Parker's first day of preschool!
- You said Parker.
(gasps)
(child laughs)
- Blake's first day of preschool! (child laughs)
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- Big thumbs up.
- Big thumbs up!
- I'll see you next time. Bye!
(upbeat guitar music plays)