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00:00I'm Phoebe, a broke college student who somehow unlocked max-level baby language mastery.
00:05Now I can hear what every baby's thinking.
00:08System notification, baby language mastery module loaded.
00:11I was just a part-time nanny.
00:13Somehow, I became the nanny every billionaire family wanted.
00:23What are you all standing around for?
00:25I don't pay you to stare into space.
00:27Where am I?
00:27Okay, wasn't I just checking my final exam grades?
00:32Just one point short, one point off passing!
00:39Seriously?
00:40I kicked a desk, fell to my death, and woke up in a parallel world.
00:44System notification, baby language mastery module loaded.
00:48Sock thread hurts!
00:49Oh my god, that baby just spoke to me.
00:52This world is insane.
00:54Is Tio hungry?
00:55His formula's ready.
00:57Exactly 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
01:02Get Tio settled today, or you're all fired.
01:07A loose thread is hurting his foot.
01:09I can fix that.
01:13What are you doing?
01:15Tio hates strangers touching him.
01:16He's so done for.
01:23He said the loose thread in his sock was hurting him.
01:26Can't any of you hear him?
01:31How is that possible?
01:34The $30,000 pair still isn't good enough.
01:37Get the $50,000 ones next time.
01:39$30,000 for one tiny pair of socks?
01:41Rich people are insane.
01:43Can you donate the old designer ones to me?
01:45Let's still beat this uniform.
01:46How did you know his sock was bothering him?
01:48What's your name?
01:49Uh, I...
01:51Mr. Aster.
01:52She's just a college student working part-time as a nanny.
01:55She got lucky, that's all.
01:59What's wrong now?
02:00Oh my, Tio's upset again.
02:02Since our new nanny knows so much.
02:05Why don't you tell us what he needs?
02:06Too quiet.
02:07Not music.
02:08Seriously?
02:09No speaker in the nursery?
02:11Where am I supposed to get music?
02:12She got lucky before.
02:13How much experience can someone her age have?
02:16Fine, I'll show them what real music sounds like.
02:25Are you trying to calm him down or scare him?
02:28Theo won't even listen to a world-class pianist and you think...
02:33What's your name?
02:35Phoebe.
02:36You're hired.
02:37Effective immediately.
02:38Wait, I didn't say I...
02:39$50,000 a month during probation.
02:41It goes up from there.
02:46No problem!
02:50She's been here a few days and already gets special treatment.
02:53Give her any longer and she'll be running this place.
02:55No.
02:57I'll find a way to get rid of her.
03:02Phoebe.
03:03Theo can't sleep.
03:04He's probably hungry.
03:05Feeding him is a nanny's most important job.
03:08Since you're so good at this, you can handle it today.
03:11That smile is way too fake.
03:12This is a trap.
03:15The nipple material, the bottle style, the temperature, even how you hold him.
03:19Get any of it wrong, Theo won't drink.
03:22So be careful.
03:24He looks so sweet.
03:26Doesn't seem like a tiny diva.
03:28Guess you can't judge a baby by his onesie.
03:33Phoebe.
03:33Based on Theo's feeding log from the past 42 days, he prefers the fourth bottle nizzle on
03:39the third shelf at this time.
03:40You guys actually take notes on this?
03:42Ugly outfit.
03:44Nobody gets it.
03:46Of course an Astro baby has a closet this huge.
03:49Is this a nurse spree or a dress-up studio?
03:51Why are you at the closet?
03:52Aren't you supposed to be feeding him?
03:54What, too scared to try?
03:55The last nanny tried eight times.
03:57Theo refused every bottle and she was fired on the spot.
04:00Scared?
04:02Back out now and save yourself the embarrassment.
04:10Don't know.
04:13I told you to feed him.
04:14Now you're picking outfits.
04:20How about this one, Theo?
04:22This one!
04:23What, this one?
04:26All tricks, no real skill.
04:33Hungry now.
04:34Hungry?
04:40Hmph.
04:41Theo never takes a bottle at this hour.
04:45What?
04:46So he wasn't picky.
04:47He just wasn't hungry.
04:49They kept fussing with him until he got hungry.
04:51Then gave the nipple all the credit.
04:53Beginner's luck.
04:54Ooh, bad guy.
04:56Poor guy.
04:57Good thing I can hear you.
04:58Otherwise, they'd keep getting you all wrong.
05:00Sleepy.
05:01Too bright.
05:02Eyes hurt.
05:07What are you doing?
05:08Sunlight is good for Theo.
05:13Theo never sleeps at this time.
05:16Stop messing around.
05:23He's asleep?
05:25Just like that?
05:29Theo just fell asleep?
05:31Yes.
05:31He cried twice in the last few minutes.
05:33Both times, Mrs. Reed knew why within five seconds and fixed it.
05:37It's like she wrote Theo's manual.
05:39Good.
05:39Make it official.
05:40Give her the top package.
05:42Meet her terms.
05:44Next time anyone says Theo's hard to handle, I'm sending them this video.
05:47Two minutes asleep.
05:49He's an angel!
05:51William, I want a baby brunch at the estate.
05:54A friend's been showing off her playdates for weeks.
05:56Now it's our turn.
05:57Everyone needs to see how cute Theo is.
05:59Sebastian, set it up.
06:01Make sure it's flawless.
06:02Of course, Mr. Astler.
06:14Congratulations, Mrs. Reed.
06:15You're officially on staff.
06:17Your salary is $100,000 a month.
06:19What?
06:20That includes health insurance, a 401k, an annual bonus, paid time off, a private suite on the estate, and meals.
06:27And in recognition of your work so far, Mr. Astler has included an additional bonus.
06:34This is more than I made in a whole year of part-time jobs.
06:37If you need anything else, just ask.
06:39Is Mr. Astler in his office now?
06:41Yes.
06:42Why are you...
06:44Mr. Astler, you just changed my life!
06:47I'll be the best hire you've ever made!
06:53Oh my goodness.
06:55Could Mr. Astler have a few more kids someday?
06:57I could do this forever!
06:59All right. You'll move into the room next to Theo's, and handle his care full-time.
07:04You won't be assigned anything else.
07:07A hundred grand a month? I'm never skipping lunch again.
07:14When you're older, I'll make enough to take you around the world.
07:18We'll go everywhere you want.
07:22Everyone, stay sharp.
07:24West Brick's most influential women are coming.
07:27If anyone slips up, you answer to me.
07:30Yes, ma'am.
07:34You've got this, Phoebe.
07:35Same grit you had during college applications.
07:38Today, we prove everyone wrong about Theo.
07:40Phoebe, come on.
07:41Let's make an entrance.
07:45It's so loud!
07:51Sleepy.
07:51Want sleep.
07:53Too loud.
07:53Can't sleep.
07:54No, I want to make noise.
07:55Stop shouting!
07:57Louder, louder.
07:59Is this a ballroom or a baby war zone?
08:02Chase!
08:05Easy, Theo.
08:06I'm right here.
08:07See?
08:08You're the good one.
08:10If anyone calls you a little devil again, I'll set them straight.
08:16Elia, you finally brought Theo out.
08:18He looks so sharp today.
08:19Of course.
08:20Theo's always been adorable.
08:22Let me see.
08:23Your little menace looks pretty calm today.
08:25Menaced?
08:26Watch your mouth.
08:26Theo's an angel now.
08:27Please.
08:28Last time I came over, his crying shook the chandelier.
08:30That was before.
08:32Things are different now.
08:33Phoebe!
08:34See?
08:35This is Phoebe, Theo's nanny.
08:37With her around, he's basically an angel.
08:39Oh, no crying, no fussing.
08:41Look at those big, bright eyes.
08:42He's doing so well.
08:43Where did you find her?
08:44She looks so young.
08:46Phoebe may be young, but she's incredible with Theo.
08:48He can't do without her now.
08:52Fine, Elia.
08:53You win this round.
08:54He's way calmer than last time.
08:55This round?
08:56I won, period.
08:57What about your nephew chewing my sofa right in front of me last time?
08:59So he chewed the sofa.
09:01He was exploring the world.
09:02Oh, please.
09:03All right, Elia.
09:04Come tell us what happened with that Aster project.
09:06Phoebe, the play area is over there.
09:09Take Theo to play with the other babies for a bit.
09:11There are plenty of staff there.
09:25Oh, my God.
09:26God, these babies are so cute.
09:28Is this heaven?
09:32Mrs. Windsor brought her baby last time, didn't she?
09:34So why isn't she here today?
09:36Didn't she say she was having a rough time postpartum?
09:38Please.
09:39That's just the story she's telling.
09:41They're nannies in her 30s, pretty,
09:42and apparently she wasn't just taking care of the baby.
09:44She was taking care of the husband, too.
09:46Seriously?
09:47That's what I heard.
09:48The baby was crying, and those two were in the next room.
09:51That's disgusting.
09:52If you ask me, hire an older nanny.
09:54These young, pretty ones, who knows what they're after?
09:56Enough.
09:56We're here to see the babies, not trade horror stories.
09:59Should we get lunch?
10:00Exactly, Mrs. Astor.
10:01Ladies, the Dutch tulips we flew in are blooming beautifully.
10:04Why don't we have lunch in the Garden Gazebo?
10:06Fresh air, a gorgeous view, much nicer than eating indoors.
10:08Dutch tulips?
10:09Then I have to see them.
10:10But the babies.
10:11No need to worry, Mrs. Vance.
10:12The play area is fully staffed, and Phoebe has Theo.
10:14Everything's covered.
10:15I trust Phoebe, but that's a lot of babies.
10:17Mrs. Astor, there are more than a dozen nannies
10:19and household staff around the play area.
10:20They all report to Phoebe.
10:22She'll be fine.
10:23With a setup like this, where else would anyone feel safe?
10:25Exactly.
10:26With that many people, what could possibly go wrong?
10:30Phoebe, we're having lunch in the Garden.
10:31Can you keep an eye on things here?
10:34No problem.
10:35This is heaven.
10:37Go enjoy lunch, Mrs. Astor.
10:38I've got the kids.
10:42Everyone out.
10:43Now.
10:44All of us?
10:45But there are so many babies.
10:47I said everyone.
10:48Move.
10:49Argue again, and you're fired.
10:55You may be greatly fear, but you can't manage a room full of babies alone.
11:00Start packing.
11:09Besides drooling all over me, what else can you do?
11:14Gum's itch.
11:15Ugh.
11:16Teething.
11:17Gum's itch.
11:18Chew on your own fingers, sweetheart.
11:21Not mine.
11:27Drink some water.
11:28Phoebe is mine.
11:30Why are you being held too?
11:35Sweetheart, let go, okay?
11:36I need to check on the other babies.
11:45You guys are a lot of work, but when you're this cute, who cares if you're high maintenance?
11:56It's been forever since we all sat out here.
12:02It's been forever since we all sat out here.
12:03Miss Astor, something's wrong.
12:07Phoebe sent all the nannies and housekeepers out.
12:12She said she said she wanted to show you ladies, she could manage every baby herself.
12:17What?
12:21I knew it.
12:21You can't trust a Nancy that young.
12:23No, Phoebe wouldn't do that.
12:25Mrs. Astor, go see for yourself.
12:27Maybe Miss Reed overestimated what she could handle.
12:29But there are so many babies.
12:31If one gets hurt, how do we answer to their mothers?
12:34More than a dozen babies with one nanny?
12:37She has to be out of her mind.
12:38My son is three months old.
12:40If he gets hurt, can she afford the consequences?
12:43She's never handled this many babies before.
12:46What if she was so determined to prove herself that she took on too much?
12:49And then, Elia, she may be good, but no one gets to gamble with this many babies' safety.
12:54If something happens, you would-
12:55Miss Astor, I had concerns from the start.
12:57She's a part-timer who's been here a few days, and she's already making calls on her own.
13:03Greta, we don't know what happened yet.
13:05Stop talking.
13:09She doesn't have superpowers.
13:11No one could handle that many babies alone.
13:14Let's see how long she can fake it.
13:19What?
13:31Then, the little pig said,
13:33I can't do it anymore.
13:35I can't run another step.
13:39Nope.
13:40That's not for eating.
13:42Three nannies can barely keep up with my son.
13:45How is he this calm with her?
13:46Right?
13:47Just look at them.
13:49How is this possible?
13:53Oh, you're back already.
13:59That's my son.
14:00He can't sit still for three minutes.
14:02He screams all day, and if I look away, he's wriggling into the gap between the bed and the wall.
14:08But today, he's actually-
14:10Mrs. Reed, come work for us.
14:13I'll double your salary.
14:14No, triple it.
14:15Name your terms.
14:16Wait.
14:17I have two kids.
14:18I should be first in line.
14:19Mrs. Reed, consider my house too.
14:21Hold up.
14:22I'm a nanny, not a Black Friday doorburster.
14:24Stop pulling.
14:25You're gonna pull Theo apart.
14:27Hey, form a line.
14:29Everybody, stop.
14:33Phoebe works for the Astras.
14:35Don't even think about poaching her.
14:38Ilya, you can't just shut the rest of us out.
14:40Too bad.
14:41I found her first.
14:42Then let her work for me on weekends.
14:44Just Saturday and Sunday.
14:45Not happening.
14:46Stop trying.
14:48Ilya finally found someone who can keep Theo happy.
14:50She'll never let anyone coach Phoebe.
14:53See?
14:54Hannah gets it.
14:56Miss Reed, if you ever get a free weekend, call me.
14:58I'll bring my nephew over.
15:00Hannah!
15:02This is ridiculous.
15:03They're all falling over themselves for a part-time nanny.
15:12Greta.
15:13My office.
15:15Now.
15:27Phoebe likes me back.
15:32Easy, easy.
15:33No fighting.
15:34You're all my sweet babies.
15:38Phoebe!
15:39Wake up!
15:46What?
15:47What happened?
15:49Noah.
15:50Mrs. Vance called.
15:51He's been crying all morning and no one can settle him.
15:53She's frantic.
15:54She begged you to come over.
15:56But he was fine when we left yesterday.
15:58What changed?
15:59Okay, babies.
16:01Phoebe has to go.
16:07No, Phoebe!
16:09Don't go!
16:11Help.
16:15Noah, easy.
16:16No more tears.
16:18I'll come see you tomorrow, okay?
16:20Really?
16:21Really.
16:21Go home with mummy today, okay?
16:24Really?
16:25Really, really.
16:26Be good and go home with your mummies.
16:29I promise.
16:30I'll see you all tomorrow.
16:33Anyone who cries again gets seen last tomorrow.
16:37Oh, no.
16:38I really did promise them.
16:39I was just trying to calm them down.
16:41Baby language mastery comes with a passive attraction trait.
16:45Human babies ages zero to three are abnormally drawn to the host.
16:50In plain English, to babies, your catnip.
16:53This passive gill cannot be turned off.
16:56Have a nice day.
16:59You're just going to explain it and disappear?
17:01You're not going to fix this?
17:04What are you staring at?
17:06Move!
17:07If you don't get to Mrs. Vance's soon, Noah's going to bring the house down.
17:12Okay, I'm going.
17:20Actually, I don't think you have to go.
17:34Oh, honey, please don't cry.
17:36What am I supposed to do?
17:40What do I do?
17:42Looks like there's no getting out of this.
17:45Did you drug them?
17:47If I said kids just like me, would you believe me?
17:56My turn. Hug me. Move!
18:01No fighting. Everybody gets hugs.
18:04What's going on?
18:05They're the children from yesterday's party.
18:08Apparently, Miss Reed promised to see them today to get them to go home.
18:11When she didn't show up this morning, they wouldn't stop crying.
18:14Their mothers had no choice but to bring them here.
18:19William.
18:20Morning, Mr. Aster.
18:22I'm sorry to barge in, but we had no idea what else to do.
18:26They wouldn't stop crying for your nanny.
18:29I see.
18:32Kids get attached to whoever plays with them.
18:35Give them someone else to play with, redirect them, they'll be fine.
18:40Please. You talk like you're some kind of baby whisperer.
18:43You either did your homework or pulled some dirty trick.
18:48Am I wrong?
18:49One or two kids getting attached is one thing.
18:52But all these babies can't be away from you for a second.
18:55You had to do something.
18:57You owe us an explanation.
18:59Could that be it?
19:01It would explain why Noah listens to her so well.
19:04Why does Phoebe owe you an explanation?
19:06She put aside her own work this morning to help with your children.
19:10Isn't that enough?
19:11Is this how you thank someone for helping?
19:14Mr. Aster, we meant no disrespect.
19:20So this is real CEO energy?
19:23Mr. Aster actually stood up for me.
19:25I'm hanging on to this job for dear life.
19:33Why is he bundled up so tight?
19:35His face is red.
19:36He can barely breathe.
19:37He's a baby.
19:38I have to keep him warm.
19:39He's red from crying in the car.
19:42If you hadn't pulled whatever stunt you pulled,
19:44he wouldn't have been up all night.
19:48Hey.
19:48Too hot.
19:50Can't breathe.
19:52I've got you, sweetheart.
19:54Let me loosen this up.
20:00There we go.
20:08It's 68 degrees out.
20:11He's in three layers.
20:13Of course he's miserable.
20:22You can go home now.
20:24Mrs. Vance, enough.
20:26Take her home.
20:33Looks like there's a reason the babies took to her.
20:38If only she worked for me.
20:40My little guy runs me raggedest every day.
20:43Forget shady tricks.
20:44The problem was that she wasn't paying attention to him.
20:47Phoebe is different.
20:49You can tell she truly cares about these kids.
20:53Mrs. Reed?
20:55Can you handle five babies at once?
21:02Five babies?
21:04At once?
21:05Mrs. Reed, I'll be honest.
21:07Three people can barely handle Oliver at home.
21:10But with you, he's so calm.
21:14I thought about poaching you, but I figured the Astras would fight to keep you.
21:18Not a chance.
21:19The Astras aren't letting Phoebe go.
21:21So I got to thinking, why not put all the babies in one place and let you care for them
21:26together?
21:27Exactly.
21:28JoJo cried from the second we got home.
21:30Her little voice went host.
21:32She only calmed down when she saw Phoebe today.
21:34Instead of bringing them to the Astras every day, we need one dedicated place.
21:38Yes, yes, yes.
21:40We don't even have to look for a place.
21:42I have an empty house nearby.
21:44It's already finished.
21:46A few changes and it's ready.
21:48Leave security to me.
21:49My husband has a professional team.
21:52Mr. Astler, what do you think?
21:54We don't want to keep showing up at your house every day.
21:56The kids want Mrs. Reed.
21:58We're out of options.
21:59You know how desperate parents can get.
22:02Exactly.
22:03No.
22:04Phoebe is one person.
22:05If you pile five babies on her and she burns out,
22:07where am I supposed to find another Phoebe?
22:09Elia, we're only asking because we're out of options.
22:13William, my husband has been your friend for years.
22:15You held my son when he was a baby.
22:17You can't watch us struggle and do nothing.
22:20Would you be willing to take this on?
22:23These families are close to the Astors.
22:25And the Astors have been good to me.
22:28With the right staff, I'd only need to understand what the babies need.
22:32I can handle that.
22:36And they're so little.
22:38What if they end up with another nanny who doesn't know what she's doing?
22:42If you truly need me, I can do it.
22:44Mrs. Reed, thank you so much.
22:46Mr. Astor, name your terms.
22:48With all five families involved, Ms. Reed will be well compensated.
22:50First, Phoebe remains part of the Astor team and Theo's care comes first.
22:55Naturally.
22:56Second, the staff must be qualified and there must be enough of them.
23:00Third, the Astors provide the site.
23:02Any equipment or additional security supplied by your families must pass Astor approval.
23:06Each family gets oversight.
23:08Second, the Astor's care.
23:09Works for me.
23:10Agreed.
23:11Agreed.
23:12Anything else, Mr. Astor?
23:14Each family pays Phoebe $100,000 a month.
23:18You can revisit the rate later.
23:20Of course.
23:21That's only fair.
23:22At Pip Reed's level?
23:23That's a bargain.
23:25Exactly.
23:26One hundred grand from each family.
23:29Four families plus the Astors.
23:31Half a million a month?
23:33This early in my career?
23:38Have you heard?
23:39The Astors are spearheading a private early learning center with several top families.
23:46What kind of project takes the Astors and all those families?
23:49The kids are barely out of diapers.
23:52Are they already building their future network?
23:56No one's gotten the details.
23:58We only know the Astors supplied the site,
24:00and the family's private security teams have the entire area sealed tight.
24:05This is way too big.
24:07I need to make some calls.
24:09I can't let my kid fall behind before the race even starts.
24:13Hey, keep an eye on them.
24:19Jojo and Luca aren't here.
24:21Jojo's grandmother said no, and Mr. Sinclair is still hesitant about Luca.
24:24He wants to wait a while.
24:27Good.
24:28Three are plenty for now.
24:29I want huggy.
24:31Of course, Theo's the cutest.
24:33Me too.
24:34Okay, okay, you get a hug too.
24:37Me, me.
24:40You're all the cutest.
24:46Phoebe, the private early learning center is ready.
24:50William asked me to bring you over so you can look it over.
24:53Already? It's only been three days.
24:55Three days is plenty. Shall we?
25:04The Kensington's and the Vance's have each sent one of their top child care specialists.
25:08The Astris have hired you a dedicated assistant along with support staff.
25:12They're all inside, ready to report to you.
25:19Good morning, Mrs. Reed.
25:25Can you straighten this up?
25:35Hi, Phoebe.
25:37Oh, you're too cute. Phoebe's got you.
25:40Easy, Theo. You're the sweetest boy.
25:42How is her holding him any different from mine?
25:45Hold on. Someone needs a diaper change.
25:48Assistant three, Noah may need a change. Can you check him?
25:51A diaper? But we just changed him.
25:59Oh, my God.
26:04The light's too bright. It's bothering his eyes.
26:11He wants music.
26:21How does she do that? It's like she has cheat codes for babies.
26:25No wonder they told us to follow her lead. You can't argue with results.
26:31If I told you I speak baby, you wouldn't believe me.
26:38Look at you, Oliver. So fast.
26:41Oliver is a handful at home. The second he wakes up, he's crawling, rolling, screaming. He never stops.
26:48Back at the Kinsentons, three nannies could barely keep up. Here with Miss Reed. He's so calm.
26:56Tell me about it. Noah barely smiles at home. And feeding him takes forever. Here, he's like a whole new
27:04baby.
27:11Mommy, I have it. I have it. I have it. Mine. Phoebe likes me best. Me best.
27:21Okay, okay. I've got you. You too. Come here. Me. Me.
27:30I've got you too, Oliver. No more tears.
27:34This is supposed to be a private early learning center. The parents are treating Phoebe's attention like a trophy.
27:48Miss Reed, Miss Astor asked me to let you know. Mr. Kengstington misses his grandson. He wants Oliver home for
27:55a couple of days.
27:56Sweetheart, Grandpa misses you. Go see him for a couple of days, okay?
28:02Phoebe come too.
28:05I have to stay with the other babies so I can't go. You visit Grandpa and you'll be back in
28:10a few days. I'll be right here.
28:17You're Phoebe's favorite, okay? Be good for Grandpa. When you come back, I'll make pumpkin puree just for you.
28:25Really? Okay.
28:43Hello? Miss Reed, I'm sorry to call so early, but Oliver's been crying since dinner last night. He hasn't stopped.
28:51His voice is harsin. Could you come over?
28:54Oliver? What happened? He was fine yesterday. Send me the address. I'm on my way.
29:05Something's off with Oliver. I'm going to see him. If anything comes up here, call me.
29:09Of course, Mrs. Reed.
29:16It's a bit of a drive. Get some rest if you can. I'll wake you when we're there.
29:20The Kensington estate is that far?
29:28You mean the whole mountain belongs to the Kensington's?
29:33It took 20 minutes just to get up here. I thought the Astral's place was over the top.
29:39Turns out there's always a bigger player.
29:41Miss Reed, thank god you're here. Please, come quickly.
29:47That cry. Something's wrong.
29:56I'm Phoebe Reed, from the private early learning center.
30:00Phoebe, call me.
30:07Easy. I've got you. What's wrong, Oliver?
30:11Mr. Kensington, that cry isn't normal. He needs to be checked at the hospital. Now.
30:21This isn't normal fuffiness. Something's wrong. He needs to be checked.
30:27We asked you here to settle him.
30:30You've had him for two minutes, and you're already saying he's sick.
30:33Can't settle him, so now you're looking for an excuse?
30:37Oliver has always been high energy. He cries all night sometimes, and sometimes no one can settle him.
30:43Of course he's short of breath after crying that hard.
30:47You want to haul him to the hospital the minute you walk in?
30:49All that running around could make a healthy baby sick.
30:54I thought you could settle any baby. Looks like you're better at scaring people than anything else.
30:59He's been crying longer than usual. Let's have him checked. At least we'll know.
31:06Alex, he's the family's eldest grandson.
31:09You think I'm not worried? But we have a family doctor.
31:14Every time this has happened, the doctor found nothing.
31:18Oliver's just high energy. He's hard to handle.
31:22Then an outsider walks in and starts ordering us around.
31:25People will think the Kensington's are easy to push around.
31:34Mr. Kensington, I know Oliver. He never cries like this.
31:41And after crying this long, he's turning pale. That isn't normal.
31:46I believe something is wrong.
31:48You have a family doctor. There's no harm in calling him.
31:52I'll put my reputation on it. Please believe me.
31:58She's right. Oliver's cry is different tonight.
32:03And Miss Reed has never been wrong about a baby before.
32:06Nobody asked you.
32:10Sir, they're both just covering themselves.
32:13Lately, Ethan's wife has been pushing this private early learning center.
32:17She found this so-called hotshot nanny and insisted Oliver go there.
32:22This center, this miracle nanny, it's all a scam.
32:26Enough!
32:32Call Dr. Simon.
32:50Mr. Kensington.
32:52Examine Oliver.
33:02Easy, sweetheart.
33:04Don't be scared.
33:06The doctor's just listening to your chest.
33:10It won't hurt.
33:13Phoebe's right here.
33:15I'm not going anywhere.
33:29Mr. Kensington, I don't hear anything concerning.
33:33What?
33:37His heart rate is a little elevated, but he cried all night.
33:41That's expected.
33:42I hear no murmur, and his rhythm is regular.
33:46See? You rushed over from the Astrons, had us call a doctor, and for what?
33:49He's fine. That's a pretty reckless call for a professional.
33:53Miss Reed means well. She's young. She gets carried away.
33:56But Mr. Kensington doesn't need a scare like this at his age.
33:59He does look pale.
34:00Alex, he cried all night. Who wouldn't look pale?
34:03Stop making this worse.
34:05Mrs. Reed, you heard the doctor.
34:15How can he be fine? He's telling me he's in pain.
34:18The doctor said he's fine. You heard him.
34:21Mr. Kensington, Oliver shouldn't go back to that private early learning center.
34:25He came home worse, not better. So much for this hotshot nanny.
34:28Mrs. Kensington may be excellent at her own job, but she clearly needs help choosing childcare.
34:33Mr. Still, he really did look pale.
34:35Mrs. Good intentions don't give her the right to announce that he's sick.
34:39If word gets out that the Kensington's eldest grandson has health problems,
34:43our stock could drop points.
34:45He cried all night. Of course he looks pale. Alex, stop making things worse.
34:51Thank you for coming on such short notice, Dr. Simon. Of course.
34:57Something's wrong.
34:58It hurts, baby.
35:01Mr. Kensington, I need to take Oliver to children's for a full workup.
35:09What did you just say?
35:13Oliver isn't making this up. If this is a false alarm, I'll own it.
35:17But what if Dr. Simon missed something?
35:21I said I want Oliver taken to children's for a full workup. Are you out of your mind?
35:26The family doctor said he's fine, and you still want to make a scene?
35:30Dad, she's making trouble. Oliver's been through enough tonight. Now she wants to drag him to a hospital?
35:35What's her angle?
35:36Mr. Kensington, I know you think I'm overstepping, but I'll stake my reputation as head of the private early learning
35:43center on this.
35:44If the tests come back clear, I'll resign today and return every dollar I've been paid.
35:49You're serious? Five families are paying you half a million a month.
35:53Mr. Kensington, I'll stake my license on it. What I heard on the stethoscope was normal.
36:00If Mrs. Reed isn't satisfied, take him to the hospital. But I don't see the need.
36:05Dr. Simon has been with this family for 20 years. You think he's wrong? And we've had Oliver check during
36:10episodes like this before.
36:11Every time, the doctors found nothing.
36:16Just because he was fine before doesn't mean he's fine now. I'm asking for one full workup. If it comes
36:21back clear, I'll walk away.
36:23Do you understand what you're saying? You make half a million dollars a month.
36:28You're willing to throw that away for one chance to have him checked.
36:34Leave now, and no one will blame you. Even if the Kensters pull out of the center, you'll still have
36:39the other families.
36:44I know. But Oliver is barely over a year old.
36:47What if something really is wrong? If even the family doctor couldn't find it, it could be serious.
36:53I've cared for him too long to gamble with his health. Even if the chance is one in a million,
36:58I won't take it.
37:03Fine. But if the tests show you stirred up this panic to cover your own incompetence and put Oliver through
37:11all this, Aster backing or not, you'll pay for it.
37:15Agreed.
37:16Dad, she's an outsider. Enough! Get the car.
37:23Don't be scared, Oliver. I'm right here.
37:29Dad, don't get me wrong. I'm not against having Oliver checked. He's the Kinstington's eldest grandson. Of course I care
37:36about him. I just hate seeing him put through another sleepless night.
37:39Miss Reed came in saying something was wrong, then the family doctor found nothing. I'm worried we'll make him go
37:44through it all again for nothing.
37:46But you've made your decision, Dad. I won't stop it. If we're going, let's go to the best, St. Mary's
37:52Medical Center. Their pediatric department is the best around, then no one can dispute the results.
37:57Wouldn't you agree, Miss Reed?
38:00Andy's right. Take him to the best hospital. So certain people can't claim later that the hospital wasn't good enough
38:05or the doctor wasn't qualified. The Kensington's can't afford that kind of embarrassment.
38:11Miss Reed is genuinely worried about Oliver. There's no need to make it personal.
38:14I don't like what you're implying. Are you saying Andy doesn't care about Oliver?
38:19That's not what I said.
38:21Good. Once the results come back, we'll see whether certain people were concerned or just incompetent.
38:26Enough! Are you done?
38:29Get the cars. We leave now.
38:31Dad, I'll go. I just got in. I'm ready. You don't need to make the trip.
38:34Fine, you go. Miss Reed goes too. Call me if anything changes.
38:37Of course, Dad.
38:38Miss Reed, now that we're alone, let me give you some advice.
38:41Oliver has had episodes like this before and every test came back normal.
38:46If the doctors say it's just another emotional episode, you won't be the only one embarrassed.
38:52Admit you misread this now, and I'll ask Dad to let you keep your job at the private early learning
38:58center.
38:58Mr. Kensington, Oliver's asleep. Please keep your voice down.
39:03You? Fine. Keep talking. We'll see how brave you are after the hospital.
39:10We're here. St. Mary's.
39:12Not here. Take us to Westbridge Children's Hospital.
39:16Are you kidding me? We're right outside, and now you want to switch hospitals?
39:20Westbridge is the top pediatric hospital in the state. This is Oliver's health. He needs pediatric specialists.
39:25Who do you think you are, changing plans because you said so?
39:28Take us to Westbridge Children's. I'm responsible for this evaluation.
39:32You're here to accompany us. If anything happens, I take responsibility.
39:35No. We do it here.
39:37If you follow my lead and something goes wrong, I take the blame. If you don't, it's on you.
39:45Follow Mrs. Reed's instructions.
39:48Yes, sir.
39:59His labs show liver and kidney injury. Contact Mr. Kemmington. Now.
40:08Easy, Dad.
40:14Stay seated.
40:19What's the situation?
40:20We drew blood and ran further tests. At this point, it looks like toxin exposure.
40:25You got him here in time. Another day or two, and the damage could have been severe.
40:31Children this age can look resilient, but they're much more fragile than they seem.
40:40Mrs. Reed, you were treated unfairly today.
40:44That was the first time he'd called me Mrs. Reed, with any respect.
40:49Oh, it's nothing, Mr. Kensington.
40:51Go home and rest. I'll come see you myself soon, and I'll make sure you're properly compensated.
40:57That was my cue to leave. They needed to deal with their family behind closed doors.
41:02Rich or not, he's just a baby, and he's already caught in the middle of this family's mess.
41:08Of course. You don't owe me anything. I just need to know about Oliver.
41:13We've started treatment. He'll need to be for observation for a few days.
41:16You got him here in time. We expect a full recovery.
41:23Phoebe has to go for now, but I'll come see you in a few days.
41:32Phoebe, don't go!
41:38Good boy, Oliver. Don't cry, don't cry.
41:44It's okay. I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere.
41:50He really does love Miss Reed.
41:59Where are Ethan and Mrs. Kensington? Oliver is this sick, and neither of them is here.
42:05Ethan said he was tied up with an important deal. Mrs. Kensington said she'd come as soon
42:09as she was free. Mrs. Kendington was always busy. Oliver knew that too.
42:15Mrs. Kensington, Oliver was...
42:18I reviewed the proposal. Make the revisions. Mm-hmm. Good.
42:23I'm sorry, Miss Reed. I need to run. Oliver seems so settled with you. Please keep taking good care
42:29of him. Of course. But you just got here. Won't you stay a little longer? I wish I could. A
42:35major
42:36client came up unexpectedly. Keep him company for me. Mommy, don't go!
42:41Be good, Oliver. Mommy will come see you soon.
42:49When a child's cries, pleased to be held, and need for company keep going unanswered,
42:54they start to feel unsafe. Eventually, they may act out just to get an adult's attention.
43:03Slow down, Oliver. You're impossible today. You never stop. Who can keep up?
43:10Nobody wants me. All he needed was someone to hold him,
43:14talk to him, and tell him he was good. Then he settled.
43:21What's wrong, Oliver? Were you good today?
43:23Don't want alone. Play with me. Of course. Phoebe will play with you. What do you want to play?
43:31How about this one?
43:35Wow, I knew it. Oliver's such a good boy. Phoebe's favorite little guy.
43:42He just wants someone to be with him. Someone to tell him he's doing okay.
43:47Oliver is the sweetest boy in the world. Phoebe thinks you're the best.
44:02He's asleep?
44:05Compared with other babies his age, Oliver relies on his pacifier much more.
44:10Even when he's playing happily, he needs it in his mouth.
44:13If no one stays with him, he gets anxious. And being held isn't enough. He needs someone to talk to
44:19him.
44:20When someone holds him and stays engaged, he settles right down.
44:24Oliver is a good boy. He just needs more time and attention.
44:40Hello?
44:43What happened? Mrs. Reed, when are you coming back?
44:46The babies are all worked up without you.
44:50Can you hold things down for an hour?
44:52Barely. We made fruit and vegetable parades to distract them.
44:56Once they're full and realize you're still gone, they'll start up again.
44:59I'll be back as soon as I can.
45:04Could you drive a little faster, please?
45:11Ethan doesn't get involved in the household much.
45:14Mrs. Kensington wanted to raise Oliver herself, so she never hired a full-time nanny.
45:18But work takes up so much of her time. Sometimes Oliver ends up alone.
45:26When Ethan was born, the company had just gone public.
45:30Once, he was in the hospital with a fever and I was overseas closing a contract.
45:35I couldn't make it back in time.
45:37Tell me, was I wrong then?
45:43Mrs. Reed, she's a good one.
45:51Finally, they're all asleep.
46:03No. I still need to finish today's care log.
46:19Oliver. His mum's work often pulls her away, so he hasn't had steady reassurance.
46:24He relies on his pacifier for comfort.
46:27He has a lot of energy and cries hard when he needs someone to notice him.
46:31But he's a sweet, good boy.
46:34He loves being told he's doing well.
46:36He needs plenty of praise.
47:00Phoebe.
47:02Oh, Noah. You're talking.
47:05Morning.
47:07Morning to you too. Sleep okay?
47:12You are way too cute.
47:13Come on. Phoebe will get you breakfast.
47:19Blue today?
47:23Okay, let's try another set.
47:27Morning.
47:28Phoebe, late.
47:35Sorry, Theo.
47:36Want me to brush your teeth?
47:38Which one do you want?
47:40Black.
47:41Black it is.
47:42Phoebe, want.
47:44Okay, okay, both of you get a turn.
47:50Mr. Kensington, I'll get Miss Reed.
47:53No.
47:54Let her work.
47:56I can wait.
47:59Theo, open wide.
48:03That's it.
48:04Just like that.
48:06My turn.
48:07Me next.
48:08Okay, Noah.
48:09You're next.
48:10I remember.
48:21Come on, Noah.
48:23Open wide.
48:23Aha.
48:28You're doing so well.
48:30How about two little piggles after this?
48:33Okay.
48:34What about me?
48:37What's wrong, Theo?
48:38Me too.
48:40Okay, okay.
48:41How about some barriers for you?
48:46Noah, want some water?
48:54Miss Reed really is patient with the children.
48:57No wonder they're so attached to her.
49:11Everyone's finally clean and settled.
49:13My back is going to retire before I do.
49:18Mr. Kensington.
49:25Sorry, I was tied up with the kids.
49:27When did you get here?
49:29A little while ago.
49:30You looked busy.
49:31I didn't want to interrupt.
49:34Was it me, or was he being nice to me now?
49:37Next time, just call for me.
49:38Is something wrong?
49:40How is Oliver?
49:42It's a nice day.
49:44Walk with me.
49:45Sure.
49:47Oliver fell asleep in the car, so I had him settled in his room.
49:51How is he?
49:52What did the doctor say?
49:54We caught it in time.
49:55The doctor said with proper care and regular follow-ups, he'll be fine.
50:00I gave it some thought.
50:02I feel better bringing him back here than keeping him at the Kensington estate.
50:06Please keep an eye on him.
50:08He spent the whole drive asking for you.
50:10Ten minutes later, he was asleep.
50:13He must be worn out.
50:14Let him sleep.
50:16When he wakes up, I'll make pumpkin puree.
50:18I promised him.
50:24By the way, Miss Reed, take this.
50:29Just a small thank you.
50:30There's five million in that account.
50:32The pin is the last six numbers of your phone number.
50:35Five million?
50:38I knew the Kensington's had money, but I didn't expect them to give me this much.
50:45You really don't have to give me this much.
50:47Please, Mrs. Reed.
50:48What you did for Oliver was worth far more than this.
50:51One more thing.
50:52What you saw and heard at the hospital stays between us.
50:55Do not mention it to anyone.
50:57Not even Oliver.
50:58Not now.
50:59Not when he's grown.
51:00Maybe it's a rich family power struggle.
51:02Maybe it isn't.
51:03Either way, I'm staying out of it.
51:04I'm just a nanny.
51:06Oliver's safe now.
51:07And until there's proof someone meant to hurt him,
51:09he doesn't need to carry that fear.
51:11As far as I'm concerned, I went to see a sick little boy.
51:14Nothing more.
51:15Good.
51:16I trust you, Miss Reed.
51:21I know Oliver is in good hands with you.
51:30If you ever need help, bring this to my family.
51:33If it's within our power, we'll take care of it.
51:42Within our power?
51:44Does that mean I could ask for a hundred million dollars and they'd actually give it to me?
51:49Easy, Phoebe.
51:50You're getting carried away.
51:52He was probably just being polite.
51:56It is pretty, though.
51:58I'll wear it.
51:59I'll wear it.
52:12Phoebe, Phoebe, Phoebe!
52:20Yay, yay, yay, yay, yay!
52:27Easy, buddy.
52:29You're going to fall.
52:33Missed you.
52:34Don't leave.
52:36Want Phoebe forever.
52:38I'm here.
52:40I'm not going anywhere.
52:46Him again?
52:48Phoebe likes me best.
52:59You're back.
53:01You okay?
53:03Long story.
53:04I'm wiped.
53:07So what happened at the Kensington's?
53:10Mr. Kensington sent word this morning.
53:13The Kensington's are keeping Oliver enrolled here permanently.
53:17And they made a huge donation.
53:20Seriously?
53:21I thought Andy, Oliver's uncle, was dead set against sending him here.
53:25Mr. Kensington was furious.
53:27He brought Oliver here himself today.
53:29Andy didn't dare say a word.
53:31They sent him off to run a subsidiary.
53:41Every child is trying to tell us something.
53:43We just have to listen.
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