This is tWitch.

Hi.

Hi, tWitch.

Hi.

You see all the baby mamas, there?

I see all the baby mamas, congratulations, everybody.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Where's your tiny little baby?

Where are your babies right now?

You know, I think she is just waking up from a nap,

and I'm sure somebody is going to be running past here

at some point in time.

Yep, I can hear [INAUDIBLE].

All right.

Well make sure that--

I want to see them today.

Today, of all days, we need to see the babies.

What are you're going to do--

is Allison there right now?

Yeah, she is.

She actually just walked up right now.

What are you going to do for Mother's Day?

It's a big one, she gave you a baby this year.

Yes, she did.

You know, it's going to be really challenging,

in quarantine this year.

But since she's standing right here,

I'm just going to say something special.

OK.

All right.

There's a lot of options.

She could relax under the dining table,

or upstairs in the closet, or the pantry, or the roof.

Make it special, though.

Will do.

I got you.

All right.

Everybody, you probably noticed that Andy

isn't outside my window, but he he's getting dressed.

Luckily for Andy, we were able to get his favorite mother's

day outfit before we went into quarantine.

Andy, are you dressed, yet?

Yeah.

Let's--

Here I come.

Make yourself seen.

Hi, Ellen.

Here he comes.

Hi moms.

All right.

Andy?

Yeah, this-- yeah?

I'm happy to see you, and it looks

like you're happy to see me.

I'm happy to see you, and I'm happy to see all the new mamas.

Yeah.

Hi, new mamas.

He's dressed like a banana split,

because pregnant women have cravings.

And of course, pregnant women also crave pickles.

Our Mother's Day show would not be the same

without someone very special, Pickle Boy, keep your distance,

but come on out.

OK, go, go!

Hi, everybody.

I can't see you from there, you're in the wrong place.

Go over there.

Hi, everybody.

Nope, nope.

Come closer to the window.

Closer to the window.

Oh, sorry.

First time.

It's like you've never seen the show before.

Keep going.

Here's a pickle.

There you are.

I see you, now.

It feels counter-intuitive.

Put your pickle against the window.

Stop telling me what to do.

All right.

All right.

I'm glad you told me to leave those sexual innuendos out,

Andy, and you said that.

I love you both, but today is not about pickles and bananas.

Oh, look, there's the baby!

The baby woke up.

Oh, hi, tWitch's baby.

Oh, how adorable!

And then, there's Maddox, climbing on something.

Yep.

Behind you.

Hey, Maddox!

Maddox, say hi.

Hi!

Hi.

There's that.

All right.

I love you both.

But today is about celebrating moms everywhere.

And I want to do that right now.

It's a segment I'm calling "Great Mom-ents in Her-Story."

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Here are some inspiring moms.

Here's a mom who found a creative way

to fit in a workout.

Look at this.

[MUSIC PLAYING] here,

That's pretty impressive, right?

My mother used to do that with me and Vance,

but my stroller went down a hill.

She just let it go.

I didn't even see the video, and I know that's funny.

Yes.

Yeah.

Here's a mom who discovered a great way

to entertain her baby.

So I am giving my hair a shot, here.

But apparently, somebody thinks this is just hilarious.

[BABY LAUGHING]

I came downstairs, and he's just laughing at me.

[BABY LAUGHING]

What's wrong, what's so funny?

[BABY LAUGHING]

Mm.

I think that baby's drunk.

And here is a mom who pranked her daughter.

Erin, what did you do?

Um, I'm painting my face.

I have a marker, but then, um, I'm gonna was it off later--

But what if it doesn't come off?

It will come off.

No.

It's not gonna come off.

Why?

Cause.

It's permanent.

That video's actually a few years old.

Let's see what she looks like now.

Yep.

See, it wasn't really permanent.

So, her mother was telling her that, and then--

anyway.

Finally, here's one more mom, who knows how to multitask.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I don't know what the prize is, but you win.

Wow.

That was amazing.

You couldn't see that, Andy, but it was an impressive--

[INAUDIBLE]

It was a pole-type of a--

I don't know what it was.

tWitch, that was impressive, huh?

Oh, there goes baby.

[INAUDIBLE] that was incredible.

Hi, Allison.

[INAUDIBLE]

Hi, how are you?

Hi!

Good to see you.

Happy mother's day.

Thank you.

All right.

Our whole audience is going to have a little one of those

soon.

That's right, Andy.

They're going to have a baby.

Yes, they're all going to have a baby.

Yep.

Yeah.

And I'm happy for them.

Because of social distancing, a lot of pregnant women

can't have baby showers this year, and I wanted to make sure

this show felt like a shower.

I heard sometimes, they make giant cake out of diapers.

Have you seen this?

Wow.

All right, so I wanted to do something special.

I wanted to make a cake out of something even more valuable,

right now.

Something more precious than gold.

It's made of toilet paper.

I don't know if you can see.

Thank you [INAUDIBLE].

Yeah, thank you very much.

All right, it's two ply.

I spare no expense.