- [April] Why are you like a weird dinosaur, though?
What is that?
I don't understand.
Okay.
(upbeat music)
- What's up, everybody?
Good morning.
It's Monday, which means,
it's Daddy Daycare, Daddy Daycare Day.
Austin has a later start at school,
so April takes him to school in the morning,
and then she goes to see her patients
which leaves me with the two rascals in the morning.
AJ, the monster,
Ailah, the little princess.
Hi.
Are you gonna smile for the camera?
You're so awake now.
Do you wanna play peekaboo?
What's up?
Peekaboo.
You're cute, you're cute.
Oh, I didn't even see that one.
What am I supposed to do, put a Band-Aid on that?
- [AJ] What, Daddy, what?
- Look at her face.
She scratched herself pretty hard over here.
See, look at her owie.
Should I put a Band-Aid on it?
Aw, man.
That's gnarly.
Poor girl.
- Poor girl?
- [Rafael] Yeah.
- [AJ] Did she get punched?
- [Rafael] No, I think she scratched herself.
She didn't get punched.
- [AJ] She got punched.
- [Rafael] No, she scratched herself.
Look, I think her fingers,
she got long fingernails like Daddy.
Watch out, man, watch out.
Huh?
- On the nose.
- Oh yeah, on her nose too, huh?
Is she okay?
You're not crying, huh?
You're okay, huh?
- Dad!
- What?
- Say Dad!
- Dad!
Careful, careful, careful.
Oh, man, let's put a Band-Aid on that or something.
Hold on.
- A Band-Aid?
- Yeah, hold on.
I got a Band-Aid.
I had to cut it a little bit so it fits.
- [AJ] So it'll fit.
- Daddy Daycare.
- What a owie?
- It's okay.
It'll be okay.
Let's show everybody what Daddy did.
She got a Band-Aid on her face.
You're so pretty.
Can you kiss her?
Kiss her owie, or just give her a kiss.
Oh, thank you, gooyah.
I don't know if your mommy's gonna like it
when she comes home, but she looks pretty cool.
Hi, baby.
Hi, princess.
Hey, dude, get down from there.
Hey, hey, little tiger, go that way.
Go that way.
Watch out, your sister, bro.
Adrian.
Okay, you know what?
Do you want a bottle?
Let's figure this out.
Okay, where's your bottle?
Okay, bottle.
Hold on, princess.
Let me get you some of this water.
(baby cries)
Bruh, hold on.
Hold on.
Damn, I was on the money.
Okay, what is this?
Two to four?
Four to two?
Hold on.
Hold on, baby, hold on, baby.
(baby cries)
Alright.
I hope that she drinks this.
Oh, she's chill now.
She's chillin'.
Maybe she's not hungry.
I did all that for you,
and you're not even trying to eat?
Shout out to all the dads that be doing this.
Finally.
I think she just wanted to lay down.
And she's here!
- I'm home!
- [Rafael] Ailah just woke up from her nap.
Adrian woke up from his nap.
What's that?
- Batman.
- Daddy did good.
Both the kids were sleeping when I got home.
They were sleeping peacefully.
Good Daddy Daycare, huh?
What are we gonna Dinosaur Austin?
- Sloppy joes.
- [April] Sloppy joes.
We're gonna make sloppy joes tonight,
and Austin's gonna help.
- It's my first time coking with the oil.
- So take a spoonful of that coconut oil.
Oh, that's a lot.
Too much.
Way too much.
Use this to scrape it off.
(peaceful music)
- Whoa.
Oh, that smells so lucky good.
I'm the sheriff of kung-fu.
Ma, can I flip it over now?
- Yeah, you can start flipping it over.
- Whoa, that's totally brown,
but not as brown as Daddy's.
- Babe, did you hear what he said?
- [Rafael] What happened?
- [April] He said that's totally brown,
but not as brown as Daddy.
- Sorry, Daddy.
Oh, that smells so good.
- [April] Are you hungry?
- Yes.
- [April] We haven't had sloppy joes in a long time.
Okay.
- [AJ] Mommy.
- [April] Yeah, baby?
What?
Oh, a fork?
- Yeah.
- [Austin] Blood is made out of ketchup.
- [April] Oh, I'm sorry, honey, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
I accidentally flicked a piece of meat on his foot.
I am sorry.
Are you okay?
- Yes.
Yes, I'm okay.
- [AJ] Okay.
- [April] Good job.
Alright.
This is almost done.
Now we're gonna put the buns in the oven.
Are you ready for sloppy joes?
- [Austin] Mommy, can I put it on?
- [April] Yeah, go ahead and put it on top.
- [Austin] Yeah, that's a messy, messy burger.
- [April] Gotta tell us what you think
of your creation.
- Okay.
- [Rafael] Austin made it?
- With Mommy.
- [April] Look at you?
- Yeah.
- [April] Ooh, you're gonna eat that, right?
- Too hot!
- [April] That's not hot.
The meat is hot.
- [AJ] Too hot!
- So good.
- [April] So good?
Bite, it's not hot.
No, no, no, it's not hot.
Okay, you wait then.
- Can I put it all over my face?
- [April] No!
- [AJ] Johnny, Johnny?
- Yeah, Papa?
- No, Papa?
- Can you say Johnny, Johnny?
- Johnny, Johnny?
- Yes, Papa?
- Open wide.
- No, you say, eating sugar?
Come on.
Okay, open your mouth, now.
Come on, Johnny, Johnny, open your mouth.
Open your mouth.
Ha, ha, ha.
Good job.
Alright, guys, we love sloppy joes.
Let us know if you guys ever tried them.
If you haven't, you should.
I don't always make the healthiest dinners,
but what matters to me is that we all enjoy it.
Adrian's kinda got that picky phase right now,
so we're just trying to figure out what he'll eat for us,
but I'm glad he enjoyed the sloppy joes too
'cause I loved them as a kid.
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Bye.