happened last night.

- And every single one of these shoots out at me.

- And we have decided on a name.

People say that you can name your baby

based on looking at them.

- I love you.

I'm your big sister.

(peaceful music)

- Well she is so peacefully sleeping

right now and beautiful.

- She's supposed to be wanting to eat.

But she is zonked.

Let's see here little face.

Look, doesn't she look hungry.

(Jeremy laughs)

All right, so our big goals for the day,

she needs a name,

I need a shower.

- [Jeremy] She needs a bath.

- And she does need a bath.

You might, also, need a bath.

- I stink.

- And we're also gonna try to get some rest.

Unfortunately we just found out

that there's a rule at the hospital right now,

that no kids, under the age of 14 can come visit,

because the flu is apparently getting kinda bad

in the Kansas City area.

And so, our kids aren't gonna be able to meet their

little sister.

Jeremy's going to be able to go home.

Well they're going to eventually get to meet her.

They just can't meet her today.

- [Jeremy] We're in the hospital.

- We're in the hospital.

We'll have to take her home.

So Jeremy's gonna be heading home.

He'll be back and forth and he can show 'em pictures.

Sorry, I don't know if I made sense.

I didn't sleep last night and I gave birth,

so I'm a little foggy up here.

- She's on special medications.

- Oh I am.

I am on some pain relievers.

So she just go checked out by the pediatrician

and she looks great.

And that's just always a big relief.

Very grateful for a healthy baby girl.

- [Jeremy] Hi big girl.

- [Kendra] Hi big girl.

- [Jeremy] Say hi to the viewers.

- So we are going to take her to go get her bath.

See, it's not so bad.

See how good you smell.

She's so cute.

It's official, you're a girl. - Look at your dad.

- [Nurse] He's takin' a picture.

Yeah, we don't put these on our little guys.

(nurse laughs)

- [Kendra] Ahh.

That's sweet.

- [Nurse] There you go.

- [Kendra] Thanks.

- [Jeremy] People say that you can name your baby

based on looking at them.

- [Nurse] Uh Huh.

- [Jeremy] I was thinking Sherman.

She's just has that old man look.

- Hey! (Jeremy laughs)

You're beautiful.

(nurse laughs) - The bow helps.

- [Nurse] A beautiful Sherman, huh?

- (laughs) Shermina.

So we're doing some snuggle time.

I love it. - It's been about 40 minutes

- [Jeremy] Of her just layin' on your chest.

- I might do this for like the next two days.

If you need me I'll be here.

So I can't believe, she was in my tummy.

Like those kicks and those wiggles, that was her.

Like it's just crazy.

Oh sorry, did I startle you?

(baby makes a noise) Oh.

- [Jeremy] She's good.

- So they have a Subway in the hospital

and Kendra was wanting that instead of

the hospital food, which I will eat.

- So we have a tradition in our family,

and that is that Jeremy gets to change the diapers

in the hospital.

He's a great first diaper changer

and Laura, Laura I've called her Laura

a couple times already.

- [Jeremy] This is not Laura.

- This is not Laura.

- [Jeremy] But that's gonna happen.

- Our baby girl needs a diaper change.

- So I'm home to tell the kids

the good news.

- All right I wanted to tell you guys

about what happened last night.

- [Kids] What?

- So mom went into labor.

(kids gasp)

We showed up at the hospital around 2:30,

and about 3:18, at exactly 3:18,

a new baby girl was born into our family.

Isn't that exciting?

- Yeah (kids squeal)

- [Jeremy] Do you wanna see some pictures?

- [Kids] Yeah!

- [Jeremy] Look at this.

- She's so cute.

- [Jeremy] Do you see it Caleb?

- Mm hmm.

Can we see another one?

- [Jeremy] Yeah.

- [Kids] Ahh. (Jeremy laughs)

- [Jeremy] Ahh

Oh look it, she's getting her first bath.

She was dirty.

Look at that one with her little bink.

- Oh she's smiling.

Why do they have those special clothes on?

- [Jeremy] Oh, like mom's clothes at the hospital?

That's a good question.

Having a baby is kinda messy.

Kinda like when you go to an art class.

- Oh.

- [Jeremy] Yeah, you don't wanna get stuff

all over your clothes.

Any other questions?

Yes, Isaac.

- Have we named the baby?

- Next question.

Ha ha, I'm just kidding.

Mom and I are still

narrowing down the name for the baby.

It's a tough decision.

- Me!

- [Jeremy] Yes, Laura, do you have a question?

- The baby takes a bath and have something in her bum.

- [Jeremy] Did the baby have something in her bum?

Yes, she took a bath and got her bum all clean.

- What was that little like, - Good question.

- Big like, it looked like, what was that thing

on her belly button?

- [Jeremy] That is where the,

oh do you know?

- That's where the food comes in to feed it.

- [Jeremy] Yeah, do you know what that's called,

that takes the food?

It's called the umbilical cord.

- Umbilical.

When are we gonna meet the baby?

- [Jeremy] So we can't take any kids to the hospital

because of a flu.

So we will be coming home with the baby

and you'll get to hug her and hold her

and love her and change her poopy diapers.

- Eww. - All day?

- [Jeremy] Hopefully!

(everyone laughs)

- All day?

- [Jeremy] We're tryin' to teach you good.

- Laura's like all day?

- [Jeremy] Yeah, but the baby will live here forever.

We will forever more be a family with five kiddos in it.

Can you believe it?

- Now we can have seven people in the family

- Now I change more poopy diapers.

- I will too.

- [Elise] She's so cute.

(Papa pumping a bike pump)

- So I took a shower, which felt good,

and I'm tryin' to get back to Kendra as quick as possible,

but there's a nail in one of my tires.

Papa is pumping it up with a bike pump.

And we're trying to figure out how to fix it

so I can get back to the hospital as soon as possible.

- Okay, it's pumped up again.

- What about the nail? - Thank you.

- So I just got back to the labor and delivery unit

and we're doing a hearing test for our little baby girl.

Oh it looks like Kendra just woke up.

She was taking a nap. (laughs)

She can hear.

She passed the hearing test.

- [Nurse] And her hearing's great.

- I'm so glad.

- [Jeremy] Did you get a nap?

- I did, I slept for a little bit.

- [Jeremy] I'm so happy.

- And I - Need some ice water.

(ice pouring in a cup)

(water running)

(piano music)

- Well it looks like everybody is feeling tired.

I already got a nap and so I am excited,

cause I kinda wanna get up and shower.

It's gonna feel good to feel fresh and clean

and get the IV out.

- Lisey you are going to be such a wonderful big sister

of this little girl.

She kinda looks like you to me.

Yeah. - Hi baby.

I love you.

I'm your big sister.

Someday I'll hold you.

- Yes you will.

In just a couple days, you will.

- Is your tummy still big?

- It is still big.

It takes awhile to get little again,

but it's littler than it was yesterday.

And tomorrow, it'll be littler than it is today.

- Hi baby.

(sighs) She's just so sweet.

She smiled.

- I know, isn't she precious?

- [Isaac] I think my favorite part of the day

was eating pancakes actually.

- That's a good way to start the day.

- [Isaac] And bike riding.

Elise can literally, like just ride in circles.

- How soon are we gonna make the name?

- Yeah, we should probably work on that.

Daddy and I'll keep workin' on it.

Were you surprised when we weren't home today?

- [Caleb] Like I was gonna come in and wake up dad

and I was like, why is there only one person in the bed?

- You're like what, this is grandma, not dad!

So whaddya think of you're little sister?

- She looks really cute.

- [Kendra] Oh, she is so precious.

- Mommy!

- [Kendra] Hi Laura how are you?

- Hi mama.

- Hi Laura.

Do you see?

Who's this Laura?

- [Laura] Baby!

- That's our baby.

- Hi baby sister.

- [Kendra] Yeah, there she is.

(Laura kisses the phone)

Oh, you kissin' her?

She says hi big sister.

- [Laura] Hi, I wanna hold her.

- You wanna hold her?

When we get home from the hospital

we'll let you hold her, okay?

Say goodbye to baby.

- [Laura] Goodbye baby.

- She says goodbye Laura.

So I just took a shower and I've got to show you guys

the shower in this bathroom.

Look at all these nozzles!

So I come in and I look at this.

And I'm wishing that they were labeled,

because I'm just

not sure what does what.

So I decide to go for this one,

because I think it probably operates the big one.

I turn it, nothing happens.

So I'm like, all right, maybe this one.

It's centered as well.

Cause I kinda figured that these would operate these.

So I turn this and every single one of these

shoots out at me in cold water and I scream.