For 28 years, Mrs. Henderson lived alone, keeping everyone a t a distance. But when a baby is abandoned at her young ne ighbor's door, her quiet life takes an unexpected turn. What begins with noise complaints grows into shared meals, heart felt lessons, and a bond that transforms a building of strang ers into a family. #thebabyonmydoorstep #aidrama #cutebaby #family #temporarydad #childcare #temporarybaby #nanny #foryou #entertainmentpurposesonly #shortflixreels #feed
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00:08What the hell?
00:09Did I order a baby with extra cheese?
00:11No, no, no.
00:12This is definitely not my pizza.
00:19Hey, don't look at me like that.
00:20I don't even own a plant.
00:22I kill succulents.
00:23Succulents.
00:24The plant that survives on neglect.
00:30A few days?
00:31Lady, I can barely take care of myself for a few days.
00:38Hey, hey, hey.
00:39Shh, shh, don't cry.
00:41I'm sorry I said bad things about succulents.
00:43Please don't cry.
00:43The neighbors will kill me.
00:53What do babies want?
00:54Food?
00:55Sleep?
00:55To be thrown out the window?
00:56No, no, that's illegal.
00:57Calm down, Jake.
00:58It's just a tiny human.
00:59How hard can it be?
01:09And so it begins.
01:18Okay, front is the...
01:19Wait, which side is front?
01:20They all look the same.
01:21How is a grown man supposed to know this?
01:25All right.
01:27Little Gring, let's get this over with.
01:28I promise I'll be quick.
01:30No sudden moves, okay?
01:33Oh my god, what did you eat?
01:36You're six months old.
01:37How do you produce something that smells like a garbage fire in July?
01:45Whoa, are you kidding me?
01:47That's a projectile.
01:49You're a tiny human cannon.
01:55You think this is funny?
01:57You think this is a game?
01:58I'm wearing my favorite Zelda shirt.
02:08Okay, round one goes to you, but don't get cocky.
02:12I'm a grown man.
02:13I will win this.
02:15Okay, okay, you win.
02:17You always win.
02:17Please don't cry.
02:18I beg you.
02:30Water temperature 40, 50 degrees Celsius.
02:33How am I supposed to know 40 degrees?
02:35Do I look like a human thermometer?
02:40Son of a...
02:41That's definitely more than 50.
02:43Okay, add cold water.
02:45Add a little.
02:46No, that's too cold.
02:47Add hot again.
02:49Ugh!
02:49Why is this so complicated?
02:52Do I look like a human thermometer?
03:11Great, now I look like a cocaine dealer in a bad 90s movie.
03:20What?
03:21What's wrong?
03:21You don't like it?
03:22Come on, it's expensive.
03:23I paid $25 for this can.
03:26That's three days of pizza budget.
03:32Oh my god, that's sweet.
03:33It's like drinking straight sugar syrup.
03:35No wonder you hate it.
03:36Did I put too much powder?
03:48Okay, that's fair.
03:49I deserve that.
03:55You're lucky you're cute.
03:57If you were ugly, I would have put you on the porch by now.
04:04Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, little star.
04:08Please go to sleep.
04:09I'm so tired.
04:11How are you not tired?
04:12You're six months old.
04:14All you do is eat and poop and cry.
04:15Where does all this energy come from?
04:26No, no, no.
04:27Don't cry.
04:27I'm right here.
04:28I didn't leave.
04:36Great.
04:37My game pitch works better on a six-month-old than on investors.
04:41That's a new low.
04:47Ow.
04:48Okay, that's a new move.
04:49Attacking the nose.
04:50Low blow, Mia.
04:52Real low blow.
04:56Yes, yes, go to sleep.
04:59Close those pretty little eyes.
05:00Dream of milk and whatever babies dream about.
05:04Soft blankets, rattles, not torturing your dad.
05:11And she pooped.
05:13Of course she did.
05:14Why would anything be easy?
05:21Okay, milk, diapers, more milk, coffee.
05:25Lots and lots of coffee.
05:29Mia, we talked about this.
05:31No looting.
05:35Young man, you should watch your child better.
05:37I know, I know.
05:38I'm sorry.
05:39She's very strong for her age.
05:41Future weightlifter.
05:46Really?
05:46You're a tiny criminal.
05:48That's shoplifting?
05:49We're going to get banned from this grocery store.
05:51Where do you even learn this stuff?
05:53We're spunked at you in the skit?
05:58You're supposed to give them teething biscuits, not rainbow candy.
06:05Uh, hi.
06:07Neighbor, right?
06:08I'm Jake from 3B.
06:09Lily from 3A.
06:11I heard a lot of crying last night.
06:13Figured either you got a new cat or...
06:16Or a baby.
06:17Yeah, long story.
06:18She's my niece.
06:20Temporarily.
06:21I'm babysitting.
06:22Babysitting, huh?
06:23I can tell you're a pro.
06:28She's about six months, right?
06:30These are easy to digest.
06:31And for the record, you're holding the diaper bag upside down.
06:40Thanks.
06:41I, uh, I really have no idea what I'm doing.
06:43I can see that.
06:45I'm a pediatric nurse, by the way.
06:47If you have questions, I'm next door.
06:49Within reason.
06:50Don't knock at 3 a.m. unless someone's dying.
06:58See that?
06:59That's a real adult.
07:00Unlike us.
07:01We're disasters.
07:02We're disasters.
07:12Bennett.
07:14I've lived here for 28 years.
07:1628 years.
07:18And never in all that time have I had to put up with such racket at 2 a.m.
07:23Mrs. Henderson, hi.
07:24I'm really sorry about the noise last night.
07:26It was just...
07:26Just what?
07:27Are you hosting raves up here?
07:29Practicing you on drum set?
07:30I had to take an extra sleeping pill.
07:39What is that?
07:41Uh, this is Mia.
07:43My niece.
07:44I'm watching her for a few days.
07:45She cried a little last night.
07:46I'm really sorry.
07:46I tried to quiet her down.
07:47I really did.
08:00A baby.
08:01You, watching a baby?
08:03God help the child.
08:04Tell me about it.
08:05I've been spit up on three times today, and it's only 2 p.m.
08:08You're holding her wrong.
08:09Her head needs more support.
08:15Six months teething, isn't she?
08:17No wonder she fuss at night.
08:19You can tell?
08:20I raised three children and five grandchildren.
08:23I can tell a teething baby from a mile away.
08:25You got teething gel?
08:28Teething gel?
08:29Of course you don't.
08:30Wait here.
08:32This gel works for the gums.
08:34Rub a little on there twice a day, and the book has basic stuff.
08:37Don't call me if you can't figure it out.
08:42Wow.
08:42Thank you, Mrs. Henderson.
08:43I really appreciate it.
08:45Don't thank me.
08:46I just want to sleep at night, and don't let her drop food on my ceiling.
08:54You little charmer.
08:55You turned the scariest lady in the building into a softie.
08:58I've lived here three years, and she's never even smiled at me.
09:09Dude, is that a baby?
09:12Yes, it's a baby.
09:13Keep your voice down.
09:14She just calmed down.
09:16When did you have a baby?
09:17Wait, no.
09:18You don't even have a girlfriend.
09:19Did you steal it?
09:20She was left on my doorstep last night.
09:22Her mom said she'd be back for her in a few days.
09:24I'm just babysitting.
09:27Whoa.
09:28She's tiny.
09:29Like, really tiny.
09:31Can I hold her?
09:32I don't know, man.
09:33You're drunk half the time.
09:35I'm sober.
09:36I haven't had a beer yet.
09:37Come on.
09:38How hard can it be?
09:39Okay.
09:45Oh, my God.
09:46She's so warm and soft.
09:49What do I do now?
09:51Just hold her.
09:52You don't have to do anything.
09:53Just don't drop her.
09:55Hey, I got an idea.
09:57Let's put headphones on her.
09:58Play some classic rock.
09:59Start her music education early.
10:01No.
10:02Absolutely not.
10:03Her ears are too small.
10:05You'll damage her hearing.
10:06What about reggae?
10:07Super chill.
10:08Babies love reggae.
10:09No.
10:15Uh, Jake?
10:17What?
10:18I think she just pooped on me.
10:23I feel warm and wet.
10:27Oh, my God.
10:28That's what you get for being an idiot.
10:30Dude, stop laughing.
10:32Help me.
10:32Get her off me.
10:33This is my favorite shirt.
10:37Oh, gross.
10:38So gross.
10:39How can something so small produce so much waste?
10:43Welcome to my world, buddy.
10:44This is my life now.
10:45Three times a day minimum.
10:47Nope.
10:48No way.
10:49I'm out.
10:49This is way too much responsibility.
10:52Call me when she's old enough to drink.
10:56And for the record, she's still cute, but not cute enough for this.
11:05Good job, kid.
11:06You scared him off.
11:07That's my girl.
11:12So as you can see, the new level design increases player retention by about 18%, and we're on
11:18track to launch the beta by the end of next month.
11:25Jake, is everything okay?
11:27What was that?
11:29Uh, nothing.
11:30Just my cat.
11:31She's very vocal.
11:36Sorry.
11:37She's just hungry.
11:38I'll mute myself for a second.
11:47Now, right now, during my big meeting, you have the worst timing in the world, you know
11:51that?
11:54Okay, let's go change your diaper, you little troublemaker.
11:57And then you owe me an apology for ruining my pitch.
12:08Jake, you're not muted.
12:12Uh, surprise, I have a baby.
12:15Temporary baby.
12:16I'm babysitting.
12:17No need to explain, Jake.
12:18It's fine.
12:19Honestly, it's refreshing.
12:20Most of us have kids, too.
12:22Yeah, just don't let her design any levels.
12:24She'll probably make them too easy.
12:30All right, all right, laugh it up.
12:32But she's actually my new QA tester.
12:34She breaks everything's touches, so she's perfect for the job.
12:40Oh, see?
12:42I told you.
12:42Natural talent.
12:46Okay, bath time.
12:47How hard can it be?
12:48People bathe babies all the time.
12:50It's just washing a tiny human.
12:59Hey, easy.
13:00This isn't a pool.
13:04Hold still, will you?
13:05I need to wash your hair.
13:06No, don't grab the bottle.
13:07Mia, no.
13:11Great.
13:12Now I'm the one who's soapy.
13:17No!
13:19Not my god!
13:20Oh my god, no, not in the bath!
13:22Why would you do that?
13:26You are a menace.
13:27A tiny, adorable menace.
13:29I'm going to need a hazmat suit to take care of you.
13:38But you are pretty cute when you're clean.
13:40Don't tell anyone I said that.
13:47You think that's funny?
13:48I almost broke my neck?
13:49You'd be orphaned.
13:50Then who would change your diapers?
13:55Hey, I was at the pharmacy and picked up a few things.
13:58Figured you might need them.
14:00Oh, you didn't have to do that.
14:02Come in.
14:02Thanks a lot.
14:03Seriously.
14:08Wow.
14:09You're really living the dream over here.
14:12It's been a rough few days.
14:14I haven't slept more than three hours straight since she showed up.
14:22She looks good, though.
14:24You're doing better than I thought.
14:27Really?
14:27Don't get cocky.
14:29You still hold her like she's a bag of flour.
14:31But at least she's clean and fed.
14:39These are the best pacifiers for teething.
14:41And the rice gyriel is easy to make.
14:43The book has sleep training tips if you ever want to sleep again.
14:53You're a lifesaver.
14:54I've been googling everything and half the results say different things.
14:57One site said I should let her cry it out.
14:59Another said I'd traumatize her.
15:00I'm going crazy.
15:05Every baby is different.
15:07You just have to figure out what works for her.
15:10Want me to show you how to make the cereal?
15:12Yes, please.
15:13I tried making it yesterday and it was so lumpy she spit it all out.
15:17On my shirt.
15:18Again.
15:28See?
15:29Warm water.
15:30Stir slowly.
15:31No lumps.
15:37How did you do that?
15:38She fights me every time.
15:39She acts like I'm feet eating her poison.
15:43You're just tense.
15:45Babies can feel that.
15:47Relax a little.
15:47She's not going to break.
15:51Here.
15:52You try.
15:53Just hold the spoon steady and talk to her.
16:00It worked.
16:01She ate it.
16:02Told you.
16:03You just need to calm down.
16:09She fell asleep.
16:10Just like that.
16:11I walk around for an hour and she won't sleep.
16:14Babies can sense stress.
16:16You're always running around panicking.
16:18Of course she won't sleep.
16:20Okay.
16:25You should get some rest too while she's asleep.
16:27You look like you're about to pass out.
16:30Yeah, probably a good idea.
16:34Thanks, Lily.
16:34Really.
16:35I don't know what I'd do without you.
16:37No big deal.
16:38It's my job, remember?
16:39And someone has to make sure you don't accidentally starve the kid.
16:45Knock if you need anything.
16:47Within reason.
16:48Got it.
16:49Thanks again.
16:56Okay.
16:57We're going to take a nice walk.
16:58Fresh air.
17:00Maybe you'll take a nap.
17:02That would be great.
17:04Daddy would love that.
17:08Look at that dad.
17:09So young.
17:10Mom, he looks so lost.
17:12Cute though.
17:17Hey, what's wrong?
17:18You okay?
17:21No, no, no.
17:23Not now.
17:24Not here.
17:28Here, sweetie.
17:29I've got extra.
17:30Oh, thank you so much.
17:32I totally forgot to restock.
17:33Don't worry about it.
17:34First time, dad?
17:35We've all been there.
17:37Uh, yeah.
17:38First time.
17:39Temporary, dad.
17:40There's a family restroom over by the playground.
17:42You can change her there.
17:44Thanks.
17:44I appreciate it.
17:50My bubble machine!
17:52Hey, I'm so sorry, Mia.
17:53No grabbing.
17:58Sorry.
17:59Sorry.
17:59Sorry.
18:00Sorry.
18:00I'm so clumsy.
18:08You're a trouble magnet, you know that?
18:10We can't go anywhere without a disaster.
18:23Oh, no, you're burning up.
18:25Come on, let's check your temperature.
18:31Fever.
18:32Okay, babies get fevers.
18:33It's normal, right?
18:35Is it normal?
18:35I don't know.
18:44Jake, what's wrong?
18:45It's one in the morning.
18:46I'm sorry.
18:47I know I said I wouldn't knock at 3 a.m., but it's 1 a.m., so technically it's fine.
18:52She has a fever.
18:53A hundred, one hundred point six degrees.
18:56She's crying and she's hot and I don't know what to do.
19:03Bring her.
19:04Bring her in.
19:04Let me see.
19:16Let me see.
19:17Is it serious?
19:19Do we need to go to the hospital?
19:25Not yet.
19:27Fevers are actually good.
19:28Means her immune system is working.
19:30We'll monitor it.
19:31If it goes over 102, then we go.
19:39I feel so helpless.
19:41I don't know how to make her feel better.
19:46Hey, it's okay.
19:48You did the right thing by coming to get me.
19:50Most guys would panic and drive to the ER at 1 a.m.
19:58Hold her.
19:59Skin to skin helps.
20:01Just sit with her.
20:10You're a good dad, Jake.
20:12Even if you're a temporary one.
20:15Thanks.
20:16I just...
20:16I didn't expect it to care this much, you know?
20:19At first, I was just counting down the days till her mom comes back.
20:23Now...
20:30It happens.
20:31Babies grow on you.
20:32Even the tiny troublemakers.
20:48Heard the baby was sick.
20:50How did you...
20:51Thin walls.
20:53I heard you pacing all night.
20:55And you ran next door at 1 a.m.
20:57Figured something was wrong.
21:02Rice porridge.
21:04Easy on the stomach.
21:06My kids always loved it when they were sick.
21:09Wow.
21:10Thank you, Mrs. Henderson.
21:11That's really nice of you.
21:12Don't get used to it.
21:14I just don't want the crying to start up again.
21:22Fever broke.
21:23Fever broke.
21:23Good.
21:23She just needs some gentle food and lots of rest.
21:31She likes it.
21:32She hasn't eaten anything all morning.
21:36Of course she does.
21:38My recipe never fails.
21:45You're really good at this.
21:48I had to be.
21:49My husband traveled a lot for work.
21:51I raised three kids, mostly on my own.
21:56They grow up so fast, you know.
21:58One day they're tiny like this.
22:01The next they're moving across the country and calling once a month.
22:06Well, uh, you're welcome to come visit anytime.
22:10Mia likes you.
22:11And I could definitely use the advice.
22:15We'll see.
22:17Don't go making a mess of her while I'm gone.
22:24She's not so scary once you get to know her, huh?
22:31Okay.
22:33First challenge.
22:34Change a diaper.
22:35Go.
22:36Alright, easy.
22:38I've done this a million times now.
22:43Not bad.
22:44A little slow, but you didn't get peed on.
22:48Improvement.
22:48Thanks.
22:49I've had lots of practice.
22:50Next, make a bottle.
22:52Correct temperature.
22:53No lumps.
22:58Done.
22:59Warm.
23:00Not hot.
23:01Perfect.
23:03Good.
23:04You're getting the hang of this.
23:05Final test.
23:06Calm her down when she's crying.
23:08No pacifier.
23:09No milk.
23:11Hey, you can't just make her cry.
23:13Real life doesn't give you a warning.
23:16Go on.
23:24See?
23:25I did it.
23:26Wow.
23:26Color me impressed.
23:28A week ago, you couldn't even hold her right.
23:30Acceptable.
23:30You won't kill her.
23:32You won't kill her.
23:35Hear that, Mia?
23:36I passed.
23:37I'm officially a competent, temporary dad.
23:39Dad.
23:45Whoa.
23:46Dude, you're like a real dad now.
23:52I told you I'd get the hang of it.
23:54Got a little something for the kid?
23:56Got a little something for the kid.
23:58What is it?
23:58Another terrible idea?
23:59Hey.
24:00Hey.
24:01I'm a responsible uncle now.
24:03It's a stuffed bear.
24:04Look.
24:07Thanks, man.
24:08She loves chewing on things right now.
24:10Perfect.
24:11So, how you feeling about all this?
24:13Her mom's supposed to come back soon, right?
24:17Yeah.
24:18Supposedly.
24:19Any day now.
24:21You gonna be okay?
24:23Of course.
24:24It was always temporary.
24:25Go back to my normal life.
24:27Sleep all night.
24:28Eat pizza whenever I want.
24:30Should be great.
24:33You're full of crap.
24:35What?
24:35You love it.
24:37You love being her dad.
24:38Don't try to deny it.
24:43Yeah.
24:44I guess I do.
24:46It's okay, man.
24:46It happens.
24:47She's a cool kid.
24:48Even if she pooped on me.
24:52Shut up.
24:53She was just marking her territory.
25:01You're good at this, you know?
25:02Like, really good.
25:03Who would have thought the guy who used to eat cereal for dinner would be a dad?
25:08Temporary dad.
25:09Sure.
25:10Whatever you say.
25:18Good morning, little Grecklin.
25:20You couldn't let me sleep five more minutes?
25:25You're so lucky you're cute.
25:27I would be so mad if you weren't cute.
25:33Say mama.
25:34Mama.
25:37Say dada.
25:38Dada.
25:39Dada.
25:40Mia.
25:42Dada.
25:44What?
25:45Jake Bennett.
25:45Say that again.
25:46Dada.
25:48Oh.
25:49Dada?
25:50Dada.
25:52Yeah.
25:53That's right.
25:54Dada.
25:55I'm your Dada.
25:56Dada.
25:57Dada.
25:57Dada.
25:58Dada.
25:59Best morning ever.
26:02Ready?
26:04Reason hour.
26:05Beep.
26:06Hey, Dada.
26:07Dada.
26:08Dada.
26:09Dada.
26:10Dada.
26:10Dada.
26:11Okay, is this good?
26:12Should I smile?
26:13Relax.
26:13You look like you're getting a mug shot.
26:16All right, Mia.
26:17Look at the nice lady.
26:18Smile for the picture.
26:22She won't look at the camera.
26:24Hey, Mia.
26:24Look here.
26:25Look at the shiny thing.
26:30Hey, no pulling.
26:31We're trying to take a nice picture.
26:36Got it.
26:37Perfect.
26:38Perfect.
26:39I have baby snot on my face.
26:41It's real.
26:42That's what dad life looks like.
26:43It's cute.
26:48All right, fine.
26:49It's a good picture.
26:51You should frame it.
26:53I just might.
26:55Dada.
27:02Hey, can't sleep?
27:04Just needed some air.
27:06You?
27:06Same.
27:07She finally fell asleep, and now I can't.
27:09Weird, right?
27:10It's called dad brain.
27:12You get used to waking up.
27:18You know, you know, a week ago I thought this was the worst thing that ever happened to me.
27:22I was counting the hours till her mom came back.
27:26And now?
27:30Now I don't want her to leave.
27:32I know it's stupid.
27:33She's not even my kid, but she calls me Dada.
27:37She looks for me when she cries.
27:39It feels like, like she's mine.
27:41It's not stupid.
27:43Love doesn't care about blood.
27:45You took care of her when she needed someone.
27:47That makes you her dad, even if it's temporary.
27:53Thanks.
27:54For everything.
27:56I never would have made it this far without you.
27:59It was no trouble.
28:01I like hanging out with you guys.
28:03Even if you are a disaster.
28:09Hey, uh...
28:10When this is all over, would you want to...
28:12Get coffee sometime?
28:14Not baby-related.
28:15Just...
28:16Us?
28:16I'd like that.
28:21Duty calls.
28:22Go on.
28:24I'll see you tomorrow.
28:34Mia.
28:35Mia.
28:36My baby.
28:37Who are you?
28:40I'm Clara.
28:41Mia's mom.
28:42I'm so sorry I left her here.
28:44I had an emergency and I didn't have anyone else to turn to.
28:48Your sister used to live here.
28:49She said you were a good guy.
28:51I didn't know she moved.
28:55Come in.
28:56Let's talk.
29:01I got into a car accident last week.
29:04Nothing serious, but I had to stay in the hospital for observation.
29:09I couldn't bring a baby with me and my family's all out of state.
29:15I remembered your sister said you lived here, so I...
29:18I left her on your doorstep.
29:20I know it was wrong.
29:22I'm so sorry.
29:25I was gonna call, but I lost my phone in the accident.
29:28I just got out this morning and came straight here.
29:34I can't thank you enough for taking care of her.
29:37It's okay.
29:38She's been good.
29:39A little troublemaker, but good.
29:43Can I hold her?
29:49Daddy, Dad!
29:54I know, baby.
29:55I'm sorry I left you.
29:56Mom is here now.
29:57Mom is here now.
30:06I really can't thank you enough.
30:08You have no idea how scared I was that something would happen to her.
30:12That's fine.
30:12I'm glad I could help.
30:18Daddy.
30:21She really likes you.
30:23You're good with her.
30:27She's easy to love.
30:33Well, we should probably get going.
30:34I have a lot of stuff to take care of.
30:43Hey, Mia.
30:44You're gonna go home with your mama now, okay?
30:46Be good for her.
30:47I'll come visit, okay?
30:49I promise.
30:50You're gonna see me all the time.
30:59I'll come visit, okay?
31:05All right, you two, take care.
31:06Drive safe.
31:07You can come see her whenever you want.
31:09Really, she needs you in her life.
31:12Thanks.
31:17Bye, kiddo.
31:31All right, peace and quiet.
31:33Just like old times.
31:40This sucks.
31:50Hey, I figured you might need this.
31:54Thanks.
31:55Come in.
31:58It's weird, huh?
31:59The quiet.
32:00Yeah.
32:00I thought I'd be relieved, but it just feels wrong.
32:05Like something's missing.
32:08It's normal.
32:10You spent every day with her for over a week.
32:13She became part of your life.
32:16It's gonna take time to get used to.
32:18I keep expecting to hear her cry in the middle of the night.
32:21I woke up three times last night just to check on her.
32:24Then I remembered she's not here.
32:29You love her a lot, don't you?
32:33Yeah, I really do.
32:39Baby gone?
32:41Yeah.
32:42Her mom came for her this morning.
32:45About time.
32:46Now I can finally get some sleep.
32:48Bake too many.
32:50Don't want them to go bad.
32:53Thanks, Mrs. Henderson.
32:55And for the record, you did a good job with the baby.
33:14Clara, Maya, what are you doing here?
33:16We were in the neighborhood, and someone kept saying Dada all the way here.
33:20Figured she missed her favorite person.
33:25Hey, Squirt, you missed me.
33:30I also wanted to ask you something.
33:32I got a new job, but it's a few days a week.
33:35I was wondering if you'd be interested in being her regular babysitter.
33:41I'd pay you, of course.
33:44Yes, absolutely.
33:46I'd love to.
33:47Great.
33:48She'd be thrilled.
33:49And honestly, I trust you more than any random babysitter.
33:56Looks like I'm not the only one with plans today.
33:59Lily, this is Clara, Mia's mom.
34:02Clara, this is Lily, my neighbor.
34:04She helped a lot with Mia.
34:07I've heard a lot about you.
34:09Thank you for helping take care of her.
34:11It was no problem.
34:12She's a great kid.
34:16So, you want to come in?
34:18We can have coffee and play.
34:20Sure.
34:36Remind me why I agreed to this again?
34:38Sand gets everywhere.
34:39Because you love your goddaughter.
34:41Yeah, yeah.
34:43Don't tell anyone I said that.
34:51Messy little thing, just like your dad.
34:55Hey, I'm very clean now.
35:02Thank you for taking care of both of them.
35:06They take care of me, too.
35:11This is nice.
35:14Yeah.
35:15It is.
35:28Mia, what are you doing out of bed?
35:33Everything okay?
35:34Our little escape artist broke out of her crib again.
35:37Oh, my God.
35:39Oh, my God.
35:41Oh, my God.
35:43Oh, my God.
35:44Oh, my God.
35:45Oh, my God.
35:45You