EMERGENCY ROOM WITH OUR TODDLER

Hey, hey, hey, don't turn it down mom. Well here we are, here we are. Emily's at the house. And we're pulling up to the emergency room. We are who we are, now these days have come and gone. We've given everything we've got. No matter where we are, I still remember. I feel like I don't want to believe that she's hurt. Could maybe glue it shut, it's not bleeding a lot. We could maybe glue it just to keep it in front of us. We don't want to be a scar otherwise. If we don't do anything. It's terrible. You don't want to what? She doesn't want to look at this. Watch out, look at you. I've been walking backwards so I can't see it. Why don't you turn around and walk the other way and then you won't see it. That's not a good idea? Yeah, good idea. So Adeline was taking a bath with Tyler. And she stood up really quickly and lost her balance and fell face first into the side of the bathtub. So our night that we were kind of hoping to be uneventful turned eventful. We're trying to get these other kids in bed. Jude's already in bed. She's not feeling well, I don't think. She's not having a fever but she just went right to bed. So either that or she's just tired from our trip. Which is probably more likely. Alright, so our friend Emily's coming over to stay with the other girls. And we are going to take her to the emergency room. Danielle's upset with me, guys. 15 minutes? What kind of emergency is a 15 minute emergency? I think it's run in. The hospital kind of looks like we're going to stay at a resort. Give me the cloth from the front of the car. Watch out. I got it. I got the paci. Here it is. It looks like she hit her whole face. Can you show your eye? See your eye? Oh no, poor baby. Who's that? Is that you? I'm sorry. I'm sorry, buddy. Can you make a sad face like this? Can you do that? Look at the camera. Want your cookie? Eat your cookie. What you got? What do you see? Some pretty cool machines, huh? I didn't mean to. What? If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. If you're happy and you know it, stomp your feet. Stomp your feet. If you're happy and you know it, stomp your feet. If you're happy and you know it, shout amen. Want to show your hands again? Well, it's 10.30 now. We probably got here at like 9.15 or 9 o'clock. Something like that. Shouldn't have been too long, but with a little two-year-old with nothing to do and tired and way past bedtime it feels like it's been a lot longer than it has been. But she's doing okay. She's the same old Addy. Ready to fall off and bust her head again. You going to bust your head again? It looks like she hit her face, too. It's all red. Look at me. You're welcome. I don't have to run around like this. it is so dang close I'm afraid I'd wind up gluing her eye together. That wouldn't be good. You know, we can reverse it. Which is going to help to relax her. she'll not remember much of anything. Well, I guess. Yeah. I mean, it's up to you guys. I can try. I'm just worried that it's so dang close to her eye. And the stitches, are they like dissolved? Are they the small ones and there's a difference between the eye area? I always use 5-0 or 6-0 which is 6-0 is literally less than the diameter of the human hair. That's what plastic surgery is. She watches a lot of Grey's Anatomy. That's what she said earlier. I know. Okay, well I guess let's do that. Thank you. I've never had a broken bone. I've had a broken bone. I'm sorry buddy. I wish I had caught you. I mean, that's obviously safer. Yeah. Here's how you pass the time. And no, this is not how she got hurt. Again? I don't know. What happened? Nothing. That the queue doesn't close and they say, sorry, we're closed. Stay back. First it's good. It helps relax them and then they don't remember anything. Nice. Well, they drugged her up. She's touching me. Super loopy. What's going on? That spunk. You got all that spunk. You can't keep me down. You gonna go night night? Close your eyes. Close them. He's the second youngest of five. She's learned a lot of things from her sisters. Do you have all girls? Five girls. Peek-a-boo. Are you feeling it? Yeah. He's funny. I think he asked if she's relaxing. No, not today. She's spicy. We're out of here. Thank you so much. Can you say thank you? Can you say thank you? Thank you. She was telling me bye bye before I even got in here. Bye bye. Well, we're all done. She's totally out of it. Hi. Oh, buddy. Oh my gosh. Are you loopy? Hey, are you loopy? I'm surprised she's not passed out. Just go night night. We love you. Are you flying? Can you fly? She did a great job. Even when she got the... What is it called? The needle in her eye. Not the stitch, but the numbing, I guess. She just took it. Her eyes were watering, but she was just fine. You're so brave. Good job, bud. I love you. You're the first one. It's the place you've ever been up in your entire life. I didn't know if you were going to make it or not. Before we started, I didn't know. You were the one who was all upset whenever it happened, so I was like, oh no. She's tough as nails. Yeah, she is. Are you flying? Good job, bud. I'm so proud of you. She is tough. Oh my gosh. Loopy girl. I know. This is just like jelly. It's okay. You got it? She's probably better when she's asleep. Then she won't think about it. Hey. She said hey. Can you say bye bye? Bye bye. Bye bye, honey. You're welcome. I hope you have a good Christmas. And a birthday. Oh, your birthday's coming up. Two, three weeks. Oh my goodness. You made me two. Oh my gosh. Say bye. Bye, honey. Say bye bye. Bye bye. Yeah, it's gone. They said hi. She said the one lady was mean because she's putting ointment on her eyes. I wish I kept recording. That'd be pretty funny. How are you feeling now after it's all said and done? Awful. When I look at her and I see her little face all stitched up. Wow. This kid's flying over here. That's hilarious. Are you all better now? Say wow. Are you feeling alright? Yeah, she's feeling real good. Say bye now. She's feeling really good right now. She'll be zonked out. I wonder how long she'll sleep tomorrow. Probably into the afternoon. Alright, let's get you in the car. Let's get home.