Daddy Clay: Hey, welcome back to the lounge. I am Daddy Clyde.
Daddy Brad: I am Daddy Brad.
Daddy Clay: This week’s lounge is brought to you by Baby Bjorn the new Baby Sitter Balance. Very cool and you can eat rest, sleep, and play all in one great spot the Baby Sitter Balance.
Daddy Brad: You can eat, sleep, rest play your baby. I do not understand.
Daddy Clay: Actually, actually you can if you got the big one.
Daddy Brad: You can? Oh, yes.
Daddy Clay: Remember the ones we sat in New York. Those are pretty cool.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy clay: This week we are talking about since we are talking about rest, play, sleep we are going the whole week on sleep.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: And that has me thinking about kids and sleep and has be thinking about booze.
Daddy Brad: Did you can get booze to kids some I want to go sleep.
Daddy Clay: No.
Daddy Brad: That is illegal.
Daddy Clay: No you must understand booze, the booze the booze.
Daddy Brad: I know you like to drink a lot but that illegal on your kids.
Daddy Clay: No, no, no the booze. Wilson my oldest--
Daddy Brad: The booze.
Daddy Clay: My oldest son booze.
Daddy Brad: You said you cannot give him booze.
Daddy Clay: Now we start to give him a booze when he was like when he is born I mean the booze where I have been with us for 10 years.
Daddy Brad: Call CPS, real quick!
Daddy Clay: The booze you misunderstand. You think I am saying booze.
Daddy Brad: ooze right boo like liquor? Alcohol?
Daddy Clay: That is what he calls the blankets that he sleeps with the boys been well originally which is boos then we need more than one and so the with the boos.
Daddy Brad: Did he wear out the first boo.
Daddy Clay: No it is actually--
Daddy Brad: You lost it.
Daddy Clay: No, no, no we took it I mean we boys with big you know fans or having something to help the kids go to sleep--
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: And so my oldest baby he really bonded with his boo and which where to take it everywhere--
Daddy Brad: Right.
Daddy Clay: And never worn a plane flight from Austin to Boston for a plane flight and babas all snuggle up on his boo and very comfortable but obviously he was always saying tummy was hurting.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: And then he proceeds to power vomit, everywhere a steady sort of chronicle bowl of vomit you and mostly he is vomiting in his blanket we use the blanket to catch he vomit that, you know, the flight attendants are the back of the plane just like throwing coffee pockets at us to they got to kill the smell. And they are just land all around just the kids throwing up everywhere we try but unfortunately he is throwing all in blankets.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: W e just wipe that up we put the plastic bag but now the kid is totally traumatized and the one thing that to calm him down is now soak and vomit in a plastic bag.
Daddy Brad: What did you do?
Daddy Clay: He just freak out from about two and a half hours.
Daddy Brad: Yes. So, is that the reason that he got another boo.
Daddy Clay: That is what we have multiple boos.
Daddy Brad: Oh, no back ups.
Daddy Clay: Yes.
Daddy Brad: I see.
Daddy Clay: We have two we went back and you had to buy the whole kit and this one is blankets that came in the kit with the bumpers and the you know the lampshade where we us we got, we got lots of extra lampshade.
Daddy Brad: And he cannot go to sleep without.
Daddy Clay: No. And then the other kids they all have two, my middle child Rie-Rie.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: Hers is we call it a night, night.
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: And that is actually one of his one of her mother’s old silk night gowns which you know smells, smells good and since we do not need anything.
Daddy Brad: Why you said naked?
Daddy Clay: No. So, anyways she is going to do--
Daddy Brad: Yes.
Daddy Clay: And my youngest Coop has we call it the Beanky and he has bean filled pillows you know that the boys had that little pellets in it. He is got multiple scholars.
Daddy Brad: Hunky socks.
Daddy Clay: No.
Daddy Brad: To kick.
Daddy Clay: Even the b
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