- Guys!
Seriously guys, someone's at our door!
- [Children] Oh!
- Hi to the family!
- Guys, today is our annual
Yeager Christmas decorating party.
- [Children] Let's decorate!
- Hit it!
(upbeat playful music)
- Alright guys, we have so much going on right now.
The kids are super excited.
They love decorating for Christmas.
I get a little bit stressed when it happens.
We have stuff everywhere around this house.
- Here's some ornaments and some stockings.
- Our huge ladder.
- So that we can reach the tippy top.
It's so high up there, guys.
We have stuff over here in the corner.
Something scary in the kitchen.
- This cute little tree.
- Parker thinks that her special tree
needs an Olaf nose in it.
And then we have a special third tree in our formal room.
Guys, we have so much to do.
And I'm really worried that we're not gonna get
all of our decorating done tonight,
even though I want to, because we are running out of time.
- Guys, I don't know why my mom is so stressed right now.
Every year when we decorate for Christmas,
everything goes so smoothly.
Things just happen so fast.
I don't know what she's talking about right now.
I think we have magical Christmas decorations.
Guys, it's hard to explain, I'm just gonna show you.
Guys, watch this wreath really carefully.
(playful Christmas music)
See guys, and that's just the start of it.
So many cools things happen.
- Every year our stockings hang themselves.
(playful Christmas music)
Seriously guys, it boggles my mind.
They're pretty though.
- Don't forget about these stockings.
Guys, isn't this great?
Wait, I forgot something.
That's more like it.
- I can decorate.
(claps)
I'm awesome.
(playful Christmas music)
Ooh, that was hard work.
- We can't forget our felt tree.
Not bad, but I'm still not done.
(light instrumental music)
Looks awesome.
- We also have a magic Christmas table.
I don't know how it works but it happens every year.
All we do is set the table with this stuff.
I walk away for a few seconds.
I come back, and this happens.
See, magic table.
- Guys, every year our formal Christmas tree
freaks me out.
I take turns flicking these ornaments at the Christmas tree.
And by the end of the night, it looks like this.
(light instrumental music)
- And that's how we decorate for Christmas.
Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
- So why is Mom so stressed and tired?
- Seriously?
(playful Christmas music)
- I guess after all our hard work
we deserve some hot chocolate.
(claps)
(light instrumental music)
Thank you, sir.
- Easy peasy lemon squeezy.
- Thank you, sir.
- Thanks.
(baby mumbles loudly)
- So guys, I really really do actually enjoy decorating
for Christmas and doing all the little details.
It makes me happy.
And I don't mind doing a lot of it on my own.
But one thing that I save for the entire family to do
every year is the big Christmas tree.
- It's Christmas time.
- And we listen to Christmas music, we drink hot chocolate,
and we decorate.
- The big one!
- Everyone grab some ornaments and let's decorate!
- Oh yeah.
- [Girls] The first ornaments on the Christmas tree.
(playful Christmas music)
- I like to hang all my ornaments in a row.
(playful Christmas music)
- I gotta hang my giant ornament
somewhere where Mom cannot move it.
(playful instrumental music)
- [Parker] I'm decorating.
- Must be a new trend.
Our tree's coming along.
Look at all those decorations!
- Guys, someone's at the door.
Guys!
Seriously guys, someone's at our door!
(light Christmas music)
- [Children] Oh!
- What is that?
- It's a nutcracker.
- It's a doll.
- Dad, why is the nutcracker at our house?
- I'm not sure.
I think someone might have sent it to us.
- Wait, what if it was Santa?
- What if it was the doll maker?
- The doll maker?
- Guys, if it was the doll maker
I don't want to bring it inside at all.
- But if it was Santa, we need to bring it in!
- All I know is that I am freezing.
Let's just bring it inside and then we can kinda figure out
what we're gonna do with it once it's inside.
- I can get it.
(loud grunts)
I can't get it.
- It looks like no one in our family
is going to be able to life it but Dad.
That thing is heavy duty.
- And taller than I am.
- [Mom] Oh, so strong.
- Time to bring in the big guns.
(grunts)
That's heavy.
(laughs)
Oh my goodness.
- [Mom] Watch out, watch out, watch out.
- I need to workout.
- What are we gonna do with this thing in our house?
- It's so cold, I think it came from the North Pole.
- Or Santa's sleigh.
- Or the doll maker's workshop.
- Alright, we got it in the house.
Now we have to decide what we're gonna do with it.
Alright guys, let's take a quick vote
on what we should do with it.
Raise your hand if you think it's from Santa.
Raise your hand if you think it's from the doll maker?
- Her hand went up twice.
- I don't think it's from either.
Maybe someone else sent it to us.
- I know a way to test it if it's from the doll maker.
If it moves around it's definitely from the doll maker.
- Let's go to a different room and see if it moves.
(light Nutcracker music)
- What's that noise?
(light instrumental music)
- Alright, I can't wait any longer!
Let's go check!
(light Nutcracker music)
- Well, the nutcracker's still here,
so maybe it's really not from the doll maker.
- Guys, are you sure there's no one in there?
Hello.
(knocks)
Spying on us?
Watching our every move?
(light instrumental music)
- I don't thin anyone's spying on us.
- What's this?
(light instrumental music)
- [Parker] Oh no.
Stephen.
Stephen?
- Boo!
- Guys, seriously look at this.
It says property of T.C.
- Maybe the doll maker did send it.
(light instrumental music)
(upbeat guitar music)