- Ashley has a doctor's appointment in the morning,
so I think this is Baby's Eve,
Baby Eve.
- I really hope so.
Do you remember?
We had this exact conversation with June.
I was like, "Maybe I'll be so far along,
"they'll just keep me."
- I remember having this conversation.
- And they sent us home and then she came anyway,
so you know.
- Yeah, tomorrow's the day.
We're having a baby tomorrow.
- So do you think she'll be born eighth or ninth,
though, for her birthday?
Because my appointment is not till 1:30,
so the earliest--
- I bet you'll go pretty fast.
I bet it'll be eighth, December 8th.
I'm trying to get everything wrapped up for work tonight
because I want to go on paternity leave,
and I have one last product launch.
It's a security system, by the way,
if you want a security system for your house,
five bucks a month.
It's a Wyze Security System.
We're launching that tomorrow at 10:00 AM,
so as soon as that is launched,
I am on paternity leave.
Can you wait till 10:00 AM?
Don't, just go for it.
If you feel it. - To go into labor?
If you feel it,
just go for it.
- Because I can hold it in. - Don't wait for me.
I'll just cross my legs - Don't wait for me.
and not sneeze.
- So anyway, one last product launch,
more of a big one that we've been working on forever,
it's a security system.
- Can we also just say how cool it is?
This is the first paternity leave he's ever taken.
With all of our babies,
he's taken one,
the day that we're in the hospital off.
- I'm taking this month off.
- And no more than that,
so this is cool.
So he's going to take on all my responsibilities
and homeschool the kids,
and he thinks he's going to have a nice break.
- We haven't talked about that.
Am I going to do homeschool?
- Yeah.
- That's fun.
- I'm afraid actually for him homeschool,
because he's way more fun than I am.
And so January,
like my bar is going to be way up here,
because the kids are gonna be like, "But Daddy did this."
- I better watch my back.
- Don't be too cool because yeah.
- We're doing all PE and music.
Do you think I could fit baby Millie in the stocking?
I bet I could.
- Claire was born right before Halloween,
and I put her in a little pumpkin.
- Yeah, she'll totally fit in that.
- And she kind of got stuck and Ashley cried.
Do you remember that?
- Yes, that was so stressful.
- She was fine though.
- You can put her in this.
It's fine.
It's like a little swaddle.
She'll fit.
- Guarantee I'm trying that next week.
(bright music)
- Today is, what's the day? - The day Dave is going to
Tuesday, December 9th, - shave his face.
shaving day.
Also the day Ashley--
- I'm just going to a doctor's appointment.
- It's going to be the one.
I feel like they're going to keep her.
I have a feeling this time.
- So should I come back and get you or?
- Yes.
Okay.
- The most popular question has been,
"Has Dave filled up the gas tank?"
But I did, that's cool.
- Oh, thank you.
I was gonna do that.
Call me, text me,
with any news whatsoever.
- Mom, your due date is in four days.
This could be the day.
- You know how many days late you were?
Seven.
- I know.
- [Dave] What about you, Carse?
Carse was early.
- [Ashley] Carse was early.
He was born today for Millie.
- Where is she?
- Everywhere.
- I love you.
Wait, can I push your belly button?
- Mm-hmm.
(imitating booping)
(laughing)
- [Dave] Press the button.
(mumbling)
- Send good baby delivery vibes.
Bye.
- We're at the craft table.
We're making notes,
and we're going to sneak the notes into her hospital bag.
And so when she's in the hospital,
she's going to open and see the notes.
- [Dave] June, are you going to be a big sister today?
- Uh-uh.
- [Dave] No?
Are you going to be a big sister?
- Uh-uh!
- We're just sitting here waiting for my phone,
waiting for a text or anything.
When is Mama going to tell us what's going on?
Nothing yet.
♪ Been waiting for you all of my life ♪
♪ Waiting for you all of my day ♪
- We also snuck a pen inside the envelope,
so Mom can write,
'cause there's a few fun games and challenges in here
that she gets to do.
This is the kissing machine.
When you rip off the tape,
there's like a little paper spring under there,
and under there's a heart that springs up,
and you hold it to your cheek and it kisses you.
So I put that in there in case she needs
a little extra courage,
and we're ready to go!
The zipper's jammed.
- [Carson] Guys, Dad just got a text from Mom!
- [June] Carson!
- She's checking to see if they can take me,
and then she told me I can come get you,
if they give me the green light.
Waiting for her to come back in.
- [June] Carson!
- She's asking the doctor
if they have room for Mom today.
We're just waiting to see if the doctor has a room.
Then they said Mom's gonna come pick me up.
- Got to finish this fast, Claire.
- Carson, don't rush me.
Art is not something to be rushed.
- Okay, you don't have to.
- No.
- You don't have to today.
- Don't rush me.
♪ Been waiting for someone to call my own ♪
(gentle music)
- [Dave] Okay, great.
All right.
We're official.
(gasping)
She's coming in 20 minutes to pick me up.
- Carson, Millie's coming today!
♪ All the ways I've been ♪
♪ Waiting for you all of my life ♪
♪ Waiting for you all of my days ♪
♪ I've been waiting for someone to call my own ♪
- [Dave] The baby's coming today!
(cheering)
- Baby Millie is coming!
- 20 minutes, we go to the hospital,
and then we get to meet our little girl.
Heart is racing.
- What did I tell you?
- It's time!
We got all the letters packed for you.
Mom, there's challenges in yours and dad's.
- [Ashley] There's challenges?
- Yeah, we drew them for you,
so you guys,
we also snuck a pen in there so you guys can use it.
Just open Carson's first,
'cause that's the one that has the pen.
- [Ashley] Okay.
- Yeah, that's the one that has pens.
- [Dave] How was it?
- Okay.
It was, it was good.
- Was it painful?
- Yeah, a little painful.
- Why was it painful, Mom?
- Well, just, oh, it's good.
Everything's good.
Are we ready?
- [Claire] We're ready.
I'll help you carry out your things.
I love you!
- [Dave] Thanks for watching today!
- Bye!
Have courage!
- Yep.
- Love you, bye!
- Do you want this to be the color of your face?
- Sure.
Very calmly going to the hospital.
No emergency, no screaming to,
because we're out of gas.
- I never screamed at you.
I did in my head.
- No panicking.
No worrying we're about to have baby in the car.
Just a peaceful ride to the hospital to have a baby.
It's a beautiful foggy day in Seattle.
What else do we want our little baby
to remember about this day?
- It's rainy,
but it's not that cold.
It's just beautiful.
It's 50 degrees.
It's warm.
- 50 is a warm December day.
- Yeah.
(exhaling)
Are you nervous?
- I'm not nervous.
I'm just like excited.
It's like all these butterflies.
After today, like, our family is complete.
Like we, we, we got them all.
So it's kind of a sobering final act.
- I'm going to be an emotional wreck this whole time.
Not because I'm sad.
It's down to like,
this is like one of the best parts of my life.
You know?
♪ Tell me your favorite question in songs ♪
♪ I'll only agree if it is I can cope ♪
♪ Chestnuts may be roasting by an open fire ♪
♪ But I'll take a sweater beside you ♪
♪ Ooh, you give me Christmas magic ♪
♪ Ooh, like I've never had it ♪
- [Receptionist] In the last 24 hours,
have you guys had any of the COVID symptoms?
And to your knowledge,
have you been exposed to someone who's positive
in the last two weeks?
Perfect, I'll take your thumb.
♪ Ooh, you give me Christmas magic ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
- Hi, I'm here to be induced, I guess.
- [Nurse] What's your name?
- Ashley Crosby.
- [Nurse] Come in and sit on the couch.
- Okay.
- Popular place to be today.
What? Okay.
- Because we got so busy between when I saw you
and right now,
which happens sometimes,
you may not be able to stay,
but we'll see.
- [Ashley] Okay.
- All right?
- [Ashley] Thank you.
- So, apparently they got really full
all of a sudden and maybe there's not room for us.
So I'm trying to get Ashley to do
her best fake labor impressions and see if--
- No.
♪ 'Cause it all feels so cold ♪
♪ And I'm so disappointed and I'm losing hope ♪
♪ That I will ever know ♪
♪ Ooh, well ain't it just like me to quit ♪
♪ Before the fight is over ♪
- I can't believe they kicked you out
after they sent you guys to get your things.
- [Dave] They sent us home.
- Give you a room if you had already,
if they had already sent you to get your bags and go.
- People came in that were in lots of pain,
so they need help before I do.
- Don't get that baby.
- [Claire] Are you going to go back tonight?
- [Ashley] No.
- [Claire] Tomorrow?
- [Ashley] Dave, Dave!
I think I could be in labor for real.
♪ Ain't it just like me to quit ♪
♪ Before the fight is over ♪
♪ Ooh ♪