[kid exclaims]
[Danielle] Previously on OutDaughtered...
[alarm rings]
[Danielle] First day at school, it's time to leave.
Nobody loves school.
School is boring.
We have a hard time with some of them.
Some of them are just... struggle.
Around third grade is when you start to see,
does someone suffer with something?
And so, you just wanna fix it for them and you can't.
[Adam] You don't like the bread?
Mm-mm.
Dinner in our house has definitely gotten very interesting these days.
You know, foods that they've always loved,
and all of a sudden,
it's the most disgusting thing I've ever had.
It tastes weird.
[Adam] All right, Chef. Camera's up.
Oh, my God.
I'm at the photo shoot,
and my adrenaline is running so high right now.
[screams] Damn it.
[Danielle on phone]
I mean, as a parent, you just... neither one of us are there.
[Danielle]
Forget it. Don't beat yourself up.
I mean, it's just a rough week parenting in general.
If there is a person of assistance in our life, it helps.
It doesn't replace us.
[Adam] It sunk in for the first time, I think.
[Danielle] Finding someone to help with a family of eight,
I just think we're looking for a miracle here. [laughs]
[theme music playing]
[kids laughing]
-It was fun today? -[Riley] Uh-huh.
-[Danielle] You wore your robe, too. -Uh-huh.
For the whole entire day.
-[Danielle] Hey, that must've been hard. -Mm-hmm.
I wish I could wear PJs to school every day.
I don't wearing PJs to school 'cause they're not fancy.
And when you're at recess, it makes you hot.
I like wearing PJs 'cause they're comfortable.
[Ava] Yeah, I know.
Parker!
She is disrespectful.
Uh, Adam.
Yes, ma'am.
-So, I've been looking at-- -[Blayke laughs]
You think that that's funny?
I like these different agencies to, like, help.
If I don't call her ma'am, she gets mean to me.
He's not gonna listen until he's literally, like, in front of my face.
So, the girls have been in school for about two weeks,
and the kids have been, like, adjusting to the new routine, the new schedule.
But you know, you've got eight people in our house,
and so things around here are not slowing down or getting any easier.
We've got Hazel's orthodontist appointment this week.
We have an event at the shop this week.
So, yeah, we still have a lot to figure out.
[Adam] Chicken nuggies coming up.
[Olivia] Gross.
I mean, the good news is we were able to get the van in the shop.
-Hallelujah! -[laughs]
And it's gonna probably be there a while.
Luckily, the dealership was able to get us a loaner
and we'll just have to make do.
I'm listening. You said you found an agency.
I found one that basically can help you find,
like, the right person for your needs.
That's not just yours.
So, I think I might reach out to them about getting someone over here.
Not specifically, just like a nanny, but like--
[Blayke] A babysitter that stays more than a babysitter.
Yeah, but not just a nanny.
I mean, we need Mary Poppins.
[laughs]
So, working with good ranchers,
it seems like the photoshoot went well, you know,
after all the craziness happened,
which means, you know, I'm gonna be working out of the house more with them.
But on top of the new job, the quints are getting
a lot more extracurricular activities.
[Danielle] That means we're just finally, at that point,
like, my hands are up and saying, "I need some help."
[laughs]
[Danielle] We always watch you, Hazel.
But wouldn't it be helpful if there was multiple ones of me?
Then I could, like, help all y'all at the same time.
-[Ava] Ah-ah. -So, what do we really need?
[Danielle] No.
[Danielle] Clean? Yeah.
No, You are the worst out of all of y'all.
[Adam] No, you are supposed to be taking care of the mud room.
[Danielle] You don't need help with anything, Adam?
[Hazel]
[Ava]
This is not what we're talking about right now.
Oh, my dad's shoes,
because it was half full of them,
he had to throw two trash bags of them away.
Big ones.
[Riley] Hazel, watch, I can smoosh this.
[Adam] What are y'all doing?
Quit smashing ice cubes into the floor.
Riley, please come back over here and sit.
Riley, I'm pretty sure Daddy told you not to do that, and you're doing it again.
-Right? -Yeah.
[Adam] They're not listening.
Help children listen.
[Ava] Excuse me.
If you put on a job description, quintuplets, like--
[Danielle] That's overwhelming.
I felt like immediately they're gonna see dollar signs.
They're like, "Oh, cha-ching."
Like, "I'm gonna stick it to these people."
-[laughs] -"I know they need help. They're desperate."
Or they're like, "Heck, no.
That's too many kids."
I mean, I still feel like, you have no clue what you really need.
I'm just telling you, I don't like random people.
But I got to do something.
I don't want to hire another mommy.
I will always be your only mommy.
We just need more help.
♪ Follow me keep up If you can ♪
♪ Get the two-step Clap your hands ♪
♪ When the beat drop Played in advance ♪
♪ As the club blowing up for the riches ♪
'Cause we've got a few things that need to go on the website,
social media.
-[laughs] -Let's go, goofball.
[Adam] Now what else?
Do this.
And in fun pants 'cause they're so cozy.
They are.
You wanna take Parker's picture?
-Yes. -[Adam] Okay.
[Ava]
[Danielle] So, I recently went to Dallas Market
to get some products and items from my store.
This is fall.
Everybody's getting ready for school clothes.
Gonna get colder, finally.
And we're gonna do our monthly give back for teachers.
You're gonna have to invite them to come over.
We're gonna do a succulent bar.
At the shop, we do a lot of events monthly and throughout the year.
Some are big and some are small.
And then, we'll have some drinks and snacks.
Charcuterie boards.
Can you say charcuterie?
Charcuterie.
-Charcuterie. -[all laughing]
I don't know what charcuterie is.
Go PK.
It's always been important to involve our kids with charitable things,
you know, just by showing them
how to do something for someone else.
Ooh, that's good.
But this giveback event is definitely important
for the girls to be involved because it's for teachers.
And since, it's some of the teachers that are coming
happened to be the quint's teacher,
I get to ask how they're doing.
I love this fall outfit.
This is one of my favorites. We have to dresses like this.
I think my teachers deserve a gift
'cause they're super nice to us,
and they always teach us good stuff.
All right, Hazel's turn.
Oh, watch Hazel work it.
And pose. And pose.
And pose.
-[Adam] Put your foot up. -[Danielle] Put up like this, remember.
Parker is the photographer.
Get it, Parker.
[Dale] You really think they're gonna eat this?
[Adam] It's just a different type of dining experience.
I'm tired of eating steak.
Look at that big fish. It looks good.
[Danielle] That's edamame, y'all.
That was weird.
[Adam] You ready for this?
-[waitress] For how many? -[Adam] Twelve.
Sushi is literally raw fish
that's caught up, that has guts in it.
I've never had sushi before in my life.
I wanna sit by this table.
-[Blayke] This is, like, ketchup. -[Parker] Yum.
I'll be taking some watermelon.
[Danielle] Okay, so I see how it comes around.
This restaurant, it's, like, robotic.
There's conveyor belts
and the sushi is just constantly rolling around.
[Riley] I bet it was hard making everything.
But the girls are gonna be all about this 'cause it's a show for them.
[laughing] Dinner and a show.
[Riley] I'll take some cheesecake for myself.
Riley, we're eating real food first,
and then we go to dessert.
Well, you never know.
[Riley] Well, you never know.
We've really been trying to get the girls to try new foods.
Yeah, because it always ends up falling back to, like, chicken tenders,
-mashed potatoes and french fries and-- -Macaroni. Mm.
-Are we allowed to get our food now? -[Danielle] Yeah.
But if we're really going to hire someone in this house,
they might be cooking stuff that the girls don't like,
-So, we're gonna have to, like-- -Shock 'em.
[laughs]
[Ava] I wanna try the--
[Parker] I'm gonna try this one.
It's gooey. It doesn't look good.
-Gooey. -It's good.
-It's good.
[Adam] I think out of all the quints,
Riley and Parker are typically the ones that will...
that will try new things a little bit more than the others will.
[Crystal] Ooh, Riley's trying it.
[Adam laughs]
I literally thought I was gonna throw up.
Hands down, the most resistant is Ava.
Home girl will not try anything. [laughs]
Gross.
-I'm not trying it. -[Crystal] It's a piece of shrimp.
Nope.
-[Ava] Oh, my. -[Hazel] What is it?
-[Danielle] Oh, look, our drink is here. -[laughs]
[Dale] Watch the shoes, bro.
The robot just did a kissy face at you.
Hey, robot!
[Ava] I need my drink.
I got my drink from this moving robot.
Here is the straws.
Bye-bye!
So, how's it been going with school, Danielle? The girls?
[Danielle] I mean, I was ready to get back in school structure,
but now, with the activities, there are multiple directions,
like all overlapping at the same time.
I mean, we have two, so we know.
-Well, no. What we're facing now-- -We have two, so we know.
-Overall, we're-- -We're separate to baseball,
-volleyball. -[Danielle] Right. Right.
But now, bring in four more.
And I'm just tired of being overwhelmed.
We really do have to hire somebody that can help with...
I don't even know what.
Just meals and dinners, and it's also cleaning.
And you're gonna let somebody that you don't know,
you're gonna let him do that.
Well, you wanna save the day?
I need someone to hire. You want a part time job?
Oh, I'll be more than happy to help you.
I feel like most of the things you need help with
-are things that Crystal doesn't do in her own house. -[laughs]
It's like, packing lunches every day.
-Well, they should pack their own lunch. -They do.
I mean, but they're not making sandwiches and stuff.
They pack, like, their snacks for their things.
[Dale] I can help with that.
Hey, I'm gonna come over and teach you how to make a sandwich, okay?
-We're making spam sandwiches. -[Adam] Oh!
[laughing] Your face.
If they wanna pay ten dollars per kid per hour...
Yeah. Hey, now, if--
I'll drop my kids off somewhere else and help out.
I mean, I'm up for the challenge.
I got it. You come over and work on sandwiches.
And Crystal will come over and have a trial with the kids.
I don't know why you thought it was gonna be a good idea.
[Crystal] I'll give it a try, you know, I love to help out.
What if she can't pass the drug test?
[all laughing]
[Adam] I thought you were joking.
I mean, I was, but she said, "Sure."
And she knows the kids, the kids know her.
[Danielle] And she's not working right now. [laughs]
So, I don't know.
Kids, y'all had 50 plates.
[Danielle] What were y'all doing?
Being out of control.
Tell me what y'all ate.
Something sushi.
No, you didn't. You ate chicken and rice.
Cheesecake, ice cream.
We're talking about sushi, we're not talking about...
[all laughing]
Let's go, guys!
-Hey, I'm leaving you a list. -Okay.
So, I'm at the grocery store for Danielle.
I don't know.
If our Aunt Kiki is gonna be in charge of my sisters,
they're definitely gonna take advantage of her.
You're gonna have to jump out of the car 'cause you're gonna be tardy.
You're making us tardy, you were late.
I think the girls are gonna be in charge of Kiki.
Hey, close that. Close it!
Why are we giving back?
[Crystal] Do you feel like your teachers work hard?
-They probably work extra hard with you, Riley. -Hey!
[Danielle] I'm really looking forward to seeing
the girls' teachers at the event this week.
So, how is my Ava?
Like, I worry about her.
So, I'm really trying to, like, engage that spark in her.
[Danielle] What about the reading?
[Parker] What is that?
This is brie.
I'm working on a charcuterie board.
[Adam laughs] Yep.
You know, I'm trying to get the girls ,
like, involved in how they can help
with this upcoming event at Graeson Bee.
There's some pretty adventurous things on this board,
and we'll try to get them to try a few new foods.
We're good?
Cool. It's beef liver.
We're trying new things.
So, mommy's got an event coming up and y'all can help.
Y'all can pass out the charcuterie board.
-Do you like olives? You wanna try olives? -No.
Just bite it. Just bite a little bitty bite.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No way. No how. Not possible.
-[Adam] You know what this is? -[Parker] No.
A baguette. You know, where you get baguettes?
Paris.
What pate?
What is that?
That looks like ice cream.
It's the chocolate of cheeses, pate.
It doesn't smell like chocolate.
He said it was ice cream, but it was not ice cream.
It was brown.
[Adam] Taste it.
Is it good, PK?
-Gross. -[Parker] Disgusting.
[Riley] I don't wanna try any more things.
[Adam] You're not adventurous at all.
This is from Paris.
[laughing] This is from Paris.
[Ava] Mama is back.
Mama, your favorite cheese is right here.
-My favorite cheese? -We're experimenting with...
What is it, Parker?
[Adam laughs]
So, I mean, I'm kind of thinking, really,
let's give Crystal a try.
I mean, the nanny application is just way more than I thought going into it.
And I've just been focused on, like this giveback event.
But I mean, honestly, if Crystal would work out
and it could be, like, a day job for her,
I don't have to worry about it.
I mean, like, realistically, like what all can Crystal even help with?
I know she's obsessed with cleaning and OCD about it.
So, my house is an ultra-challenge for her.
Hey, Hazel, are those the shoes you're wearing to dance in those shorts?
-Yes! -[Danielle] You need to put different gym shorts on.
I don't want to.
I mean, she can also help with,
like grocery shopping or like running errands and--
Danielle, Dale does all the grocery shopping in their house.
I know. But if it's a job and she has the grocery shop,
maybe she can do it.
No, 'cause I've heard stories from Dale,
like she doesn't know what stuff is in a grocery store.
Like, that's just ridiculous.
Crystal running with all of our kids around town.
She's ran into our neighbor's ditch twice.
She ran off that freak--
Okay, okay.
I don't know what to tell you.
Ava Lane, do not be sticking your fingers
-in the Nutella. -[laughs]
[Danielle] Anyway, I need help in the next few days
leading up to this event
because I'm gonna need to be up there,
and I'm gonna need you to be up there helping me.
I think Crystal will not really work out in the long run.
-Look at it. -I will in a minute.
[Adam] But worst case scenario, it'll help pinpoint
exactly, like, where we need that help.
Hey, I'm open for teaching Crystal, too. [laughs]
Do you really think Crystal can keep up with everything going on in our house?
Nobody can.
♪ Got all hustle, no love, No love ♪
♪ Put in all work, no play, No play ♪
♪ I'm the next best thing ♪
[Hazel] Climbing rocks, climbing rocks.
I'm the queen of the world.
-Girls. -Queen of the world!
Slide down!
[Danielle] Okay, let's go look for succulents.
Adam and I are gonna do a divide and conquer kind of day.
He's going to go get some things that we need.
And then, I'm taking the girls,
and we're gonna go succulent shopping
for the giveback event at the shop.
What?
A cractus?
What's a cractus?
-It's this thing. -[Josh] Hello.
-Hi. -How are you today?
-[Parker] Good. -We are looking for--
[Parker] A cractus.
Okay. Come on. I'll show you what I got.
[Danielle] Are all these, like, you still have to just,
all the same type of watering, which is--
Yeah, which is very minimal, once every two weeks in some cases, so.
That's my kind of plant. [laughs]
[Josh] You guys can look around.
If you need anything, feel free to holler at us.
Okay, we're gonna give back to teachers.
So, we just need to pick out a bunch of different ones.
Why are we giving back?
Do you feel like your teachers work hard
teaching all your classroom of kids?
They probably work extra hard with you, Riley.
Hey!
We love to give back in our community, especially to teachers,
because listen, I've got six kids in school, so that's a lot of kids.
Ow! Pointy.
[Danielle] And we want them to be gracious.
So they're doing okay. I mean, what?
Whoa.
Yeah, that is a succulent.
-You want that one? -[Parker] Yes.
No, I can't hold it. Go put it in the cart.
[Hazel] Are we taking all these home?
-[Ava] Yes. -[Parker] No.
Oh, look, here's some more of those fuzzy ones.
-I like the fuzzy ones. -Fuzzy!
[Fazel] Fuzzy!
My teachers do deserve a gift 'cause they're my teachers.
They teach me, and sometimes school can be boring.
Mam, we got one!
[Danielle] That's not a succulent.
We need help!
I discovered succulents because it's great for teachers.
They can just spritz it every once a week or something.
And so, well, hello.
[kids laughing, exclaiming]
I guess I need to go catch my kids.
They're now climbing on the rocks.
-Girls. -[girls] Hide, hide, hide, hide, hide.
-[Danielle] Girls. -[Ava] We have to hurry.
-[Danielle] Let's go. -No! No, thank you.
Ava, did you fart?
Why does it... Mm!
Ava, stop!
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
Hazel!
Hazel! Ava Lane! No!
I know Crystal, and I know
she gets overwhelmed quite easily with a lot of chaos.
[laughs] Hazel!
-Ew, Ava. Stop farting! -[all laughing]
Get in the car. Ava!
[all laughing]
I don't know, she might be setting herself up to failure. [laughs]
-[Parker] I need to climb something. -Ava!
-Whatever. -That was fun.
[woman] Hi, Miss Hazel.
-[Hazel] Hello. -Are you ready for this?
[Hazel] Yes.
I told her you might pull a couple of teeth today.
-[woman] Oh, my goodness. -[all laughing]
Just kidding.
Today, we're at the orthodontist
to have Hazel get her impression made
,so that she can get her expander put in.
Yes.
[Danielle] All the other quints are eventually going to need braces, too.
But Hazel is the first one hitting this stage.
We all look weird with braces, but it's so cute.
So, what are you missing at school right now?
Have you gotten in trouble yet?
-[laughs] -[Danielle] Hazel.
What about Ava?
I'm gonna tell those teachers, send them to the principal.
-Mm. -Mm.
The sisters are sisters, and they always love to tattletale on each other.
-No! -[laughs]
I honestly don't know what to think,
but that's why I'm really looking forward
to seeing the girl's teachers at the event this week.
Because I can actually figure out, like, what's really going on
in the classroom with the quints.
Open really big, as big as you've ever opened.
[Danielle] That little bitty mouth isn't gonna fit in there.
[Robin] It'll fit.
Hazel is just such a chill, go-with-the-flow, like, soul.
[Robin] You gotta go way back. There you go.
[Danielle] You okay?
Dude, if this was Riley or Ava and Olivia, like, would be losing it.
Parker would be super anxious with it all.
Like, Hazel's just like, "Just gotta do it."
[Robin] Are you ready?
I'm gonna take it out.
[Danielle] Oh.
[Robin] Look, that's all your teeth.
[Hazel]
[laughs]
All right.
Well, you did awesome.
Good job, baby.
Giddy up. [chuckles]
[girls exclaiming]
[Hazel] Peek-a-boo. Peek-a-boo.
-[Danielle] Hey, hey, hey! -[Adam] Hey.
[Hazel] Hello, people!
-[Danielle] Look what Uncle Dale is up for. -[Ava] What?
[Dale] I'm gonna learn y'all something today, kids.
I thought I would be a nice guy
and volunteered to help Danielle out
by teaching the quintuplets to make sandwiches for school.
I hope y'all like bologna sandwiches.
What's bologna?
It's a weenie but flat.
Ew, gross!
[Crystal] You know, what's good about bologna?
If you take the red thing off and you suck that--
-[all] Ew! -[Parker] Gross.
-[Dale] Crystal. -[Crystal laughs]
[laughs hysterically]
-[Dale] Riley! -[all laughing]
[Dale] Dude, you got crumbs everywhere, dude.
-[laughs] -[Dale] Who wants to work the bread?
-[Hazel] Me! -[Blayke] I wanna work the cabbage thing.
[Dale] Hazel, start pulling the cheese out of those wrappers and stack it up.
All right, Blayke, you know how to cut tomatoes?
-No. -Okay.
I'm gonna teach you how.
We need to make as many sandwich as we can.
I had a plan going in.
I was like, "Okay, let's make this a daisy chain."
They all kind of have their own little jobs.
-Quit smashing the bread! -[laughs]
I didn't realize that it's hard to have a plan
when you have the girls because they're chaotic.
-Why does that look so gross? -It looks chunky.
[Dale] Oh, like Kiki's butt.
-[all laughing] -My butt ain't lumpy like that.
So, your wipe it on there, okay?
The only one that listened was Lulu.
Keep going, put it on there.
The rest was a nightmare.
-Give her bologna. -Ae, no!
That's for her!
I make the best sandwiches ever.
None of y'all do it except for me.
'Cause you're messy, especially you.
You are messy! Have you seen your face?
-Have you seen your face? -Have you seen your face?
Chocolate.
It doesn't have any chocolate on it.
[Dale] Put cheese.
-[Hazel] A bologna. -[Dale] A bologna.
Put lettuce on it.
-Riley, put lettuce on it. -[Ava] I got it.
[Dale] No, get off the table.
-You about to put your knee on the bologna. -Whoa!
[all laughing]
[Blayke] You didn't even touch her.
Oh, my God, you really do need help.
So, whenever Danielle offered to pay me
when I told her I wanted to take on the job,
I was like, "Heck, yes, of course I'm gonna give it to go."
Don't put your thumb on her bread like that.
[all laughing]
[Danielle] Tomorrow, we have, like, the corporate event
that I've got to get there and set up
for the teacher's giveback thing.
And so, maybe you could come swing by,
grab them on the way to school.
-Yeah, I can do that. -Okay.
It'll be a great time for Crystal to, like,
step in and have, like a trial run.
Let's go see their sandwiches.
I'm not sure it's gonna work out,
but hey, I'll be happy to pay her to work around the house.
[laughs]
This is what Hazel wants you to eat.
-This is what you said is good. -Let me see.
-[Ava] Ew! -It's disgusting.
-I can't watch. -[all laughing]
Like, I got all this bread wasted.
-[laughs] -I got my eyes on my pants.
I cannot make my own sandwiches for school.
I can make my own sandwiches for school.
That's easy-peasy.
They're good?
Pretty good?
Dale's sandwich making class went pretty much as expected.
-Like, it was just complete chaos. -Flop.
That sandwich is mine.
Bologna is, like, the best thing in the world.
I mean, I definitely hope Crystal's trial run goes
better than Dale's sandwich making class.
Is it good?
[Dale] Riley and Parker liked it.
Parker, you liar.
[Parker] Yeah, I don't wanna eat anymore.
[all laughing]
You're gonna have to jump out the car 'cause you're gonna be tardy.
Today is a wild day. Dropping the kids off.
You were supposed to pick us up at the bus stop.
Kiki should be fired because she forgot us girls.
Pee all over the seat.
It was just one thing after another.
Now, how about you get off the iPad
because you got to get dressed for Mommy's event?
What? What? What event?
Mama, can you make this go low?
No, because we don't need to be playing on that chair.
No, I love my bobo.
[Danielle] Hey, where's everybody's backpacks?
Kiki will be here in just a minute, and we gotta roll.
She's gonna get y'all from the bus, too.
Okay? Because Mommy's got a set up for the shop.
Tonight is my monthly event at the shop,
and so Crystal's coming over for her full day trial run
and she's gonna help get the kids to school
and do the list of things that I have to knock out for today.
I want your backpacks on, so y'all can leave.
I thought Crystal was gonna be here by now.
-I know, I know. -[Adam] This is, like, her trial run
and she hasn't even shown up yet.
[Parker] She's gonna get us tardy.
They're gonna freaking be tardy for school.
I mean, do I need to just load them in the car?
I don't know, she said, she was coming here in just a second.
Sometimes she can be a little funny.
Sometimes she's bossy.
-[horn honking] -I'm at practice...
Okay, look, there she is.
Is she not coming out? I'm supposed to give her this list of stuff to do.
-Let's go, guys! -[Danielle] Hey.
You're gonna get us tardy.
-They're late. -You're in elementary.
-Come on now. -We're late.
-It's gonna be okay. -That doesn't mean, there's no rules.
-Listen, I'm leaving you a list. -Okay, okay.
Y'all go get in the car.
[Crystal] Go get in the car and get your seatbelts on.
-What? -I'm leaving you a list because you said
you're gonna come back here and help around the house.
So, clean the table with vacuum 'cause there's like
a bunch of crumbs and stuff on the floor.
And then laundry, there's a clean basket of clothes upstairs
by Ava's room, and then all the laundry room,
just separate the towels from the clothes.
White towels are in my bathroom.
And then, organize this, so like, shoes go in the baskets.
Blankets upstairs.
This is my grocery list.
The list I gave to Crystal,
it's a portion of a list that I do every single day,
and it's a lot.
All this is clean. This is clean.
-Okay. -But all that other stuff is theirs.
-[Crystal] Okay. -[Danielle] When these dresses are done,
put them in the dryer and make sure
that the quints wear this to the event.
When's the last time y'all washed?
This morning. [laughs]
And I do this along with going to work,
keeping up with after school activities, like all the things.
And that is why I need help.
All right, call me if you need something.
[Crystal] All right. I will.
Okay. Bye, puppies.
Let's go Running out of time to set up.
[Crystal] We're almost at school.
[Blayke] Riley, why aren't your shoes on?
[Crystal] Put your shoes on, babe.
You're gonna have to jump out the car because you're gonna be tardy.
You're making us tardy. You were late.
I know because I had to take my kids to school, too.
-Aunt Kiki is-- -Bad!
One time she went over the curve.
Oh, yeah, Kiki, she's a bad driver.
She went over the curve and--
And she parks crooked.
[Blayke] Keep your hands to yourself and get your feet off of that.
If our Aunt Kiki is gonna be in charge of my sisters,
they're definitely going to take advantage of her.
[Crystal] This ain't your Mama's car.
It's my car.
[Blayke] They know that she's really easy to make fun of and boss around sometimes.
So, I think the girls are gonna be in charge of Kiki.
Stop playing with the windows.
[Crystal] I'mma lock the windows.
Do you play like that in your mama's car?
No, you don't.
Hey, close that! Close it!
Y'all act like you've not been in a car before.
I've been in a car, like a million times.
-Oh, my goodness. -[laughs]
It was pretty crazy 'cause like, I was trying to concentrate,
you know, on driving without them,
like asking a million questions.
I mean, they were yelling, it was, like, total chaos.
Okay. Bye, guys!
See y'all later.
Bye.
Hopefully, I remember to pick y'all up!
[girls] At the bus stop.
[Crystal] At the bus stop.
[laughs]
-[Adam] Hey. -[Danielle] Hey. Let me see.
Did you get everything on my sticky note?
[Adam] I got a car loaded with stuff.
So, today is the teacher's giveback event at Graeson Bee,
and there's still lot we have to do
before everybody starts arriving.
Is that what you're wearing to the thing tonight?
I'm not coming.
-Why? -Because of Blayke's game.
Somebody's got to bring her there.
I'm just helping you set this stuff up, then I got to leave.
[Danielle] This is what our life has come to these days.
Blayke has volleyball, and I have the event at the shop.
And, of course, I wanna do both, but I can't.
And so, it's gonna have to be what it is
because we can't make everything every single time.
Do you think Crystal made it to school in time?
Oh, gosh, I know. Jen called me.
-[Adam] She hasn't called you? -No.
You don't have a text from her or anything?
[Danielle] No, she probably got there.
Okay, let's see here.
It's crazy. I don't even do grocery shopping myself in my own household.
But to help out Danielle, you know, she gives me a list.
And I think I'mma prove her that I can do all of this.
I am looking for cantaloupe.
Well, this looks like a cantaloupe.
You're right on that.
[Crystal] I'm shopping for my sister and she has six kids,
-so I probably need about four of them. -[James] Okey-dokey.
I think Dale is gonna be super proud of me
when I tell him that I went to the grocery store.
Rib-eye steak. Angus.
So many different types. I don't even freaking know.
But there was some things that I didn't know that I had to ask for.
So, I'm at the grocery store shopping for Danielle.
I know, exactly. It's so hard.
I don't know where anything is.
But she wants me to get some meat,
and there's different types of Angus.
I don't know.
Danielle's grocery store shopping list is, like, freaking ridiculous.
Cereal. S'mores. Cheese. They're not sweets.
I think I might need another buggy.
And seeing all the things that she does, like, you know, once the kids go to school...
Oh, my God, I just don't know how she honestly does it.
I mean, I have two kids and there's a lot on my plate.
I just couldn't imagine raising six girls.
She needs some of these.
The kids love.
Are you checking them to make sure they're perfect?
No, it's okay. They're not my kids. [laughs]
I mean, hopefully I got the right things for her, you know?
Because when I go back, I know I have to do
some laundry and cleaning around the house.
She knows I like to clean, so I probably can get a lot done.
But I don't wanna push my luck because our house is...
[chuckles] ...a wreck.
Oh, excuse me.
I do need some sponges.
[Danielle] I still haven't heard from Crystal.
I'm just gonna check on her again.
These waters are gonna go on that fruit table.
[automated voice] Your call has been forwarded...
See, her phone died or something?
[Adam] Maybe she's just trying to do a good job.
Maybe she's just staying away from her phone all day.
I mean, especially, like, whenever it's the first day
that somebody is at the house to help, like, you know,
it's natural, like, to check in.
You know, how things are going.
But whenever that person just doesn't answer,
your anxiety starts to rise like, "Oh, crap."
[Danielle] And hopefully, she can just knock out that list of stuff to do.
-I know. -But the priority is getting them from school
and making sure they change their outfits
into the outfits they're supposed to wear tonight.
So, that's what's got to get done.
What a freaking mess.
Get me a little snack.
Mm-mm-mm.
Today is a wild day.
It started out as dropping the kids off...
There's [bleep] everywhere.
...going grocery shopping.
This list went on and on.
I mean, it was just total lie.
I was like, "I don't even know how Danielle even does this on a daily basis."
Oh, good God!
Pee over the seat.
It would drive me nuts.
[bleep] I don't wanna spike a freaking nail.
God, this is so overwhelming.
Kiki, where--
Hey, what are y'all doing here?
[kids] You were supposed to pick us up at the bus stop.
Oh, my gosh, girls!
Kiki should be fired because she forgot us girls.
Yeah.
And she also says bad words.
I need for you to do me a favor.
I need you to go into the dryer
and get your nice clothes out that y'all need to wear.
Okay? Go get 'em out.
Who else wanted milk?
Then, I'll help you with your homework. All right?
I don't know where my homework is.
-[Crystal] What? -[Riley] I don't know.
They're wet.
No, they're not.
Oh, my gosh!
I totally forgot I had to put the clothes from the washer to dryer.
I mean, it's totally slipped my mind.
Can y'all go put on dresses or something?
-Like nice dresses? -[girls] No!
-I hate dresses. -But you look good.
Yeah, I'm good. No thanks.
How about can y'all go upstairs and at least go look for me?
-Nope. -[Crystal] Listen to Kiki.
-[Parker] I don't want to. -[Ava] No!
[Crystal] Come on. It's been a hectic day, Ava.
I know, but that's too many Oreos.
So, we had no time, and then, it was just,
you know, one thing after another.
It's crazy.
The couch is not made. There's iPad on the couch.
[Crystal] The couch is fine, girl.
And how about you get off the iPad
because you got to get dressed for Mommy's event?
What, wait, what event?
It's just so overwhelming.
I mean, it's total chaos.
And it's like, "Oh [bleep]
Come on.
Your mom's probably gonna kill me
for that clothes in the washer.
Adam, you and the girls are gonna be making all the charcuterie boards.
I got to get the wine and stuff out.
[Danielle] No, get up.
So, tonight we're doing a teacher's giveback event at Graeson Bee,
and I still have a lot on my plate,
but I love throwing events.
It brings joy.
And I love being able to keep the kids involved
and, like, teaching them this.
Have you heard from Crystal at all today?
[Danielle] No.
But she's supposed to be pulling up any minute.
Crystal is, like, an all-day texter, you know?
So, she's constantly with her phone.
But I've tried calling her,
and I've had, like, no response.
So, I'm just thinking, "Why isn't she picking up?"
Actually, this needs to be washed.
I'll go rinse this off before Crystal gets here, hopefully.
I mean, hiring someone else is supposed to, like, alleviate stress.
But whenever that person doesn't answer their phone the entire day,
all that does is just add stress
'cause, like, there's so many unknowns.
Hey, I think Crystal just pulled up.
-[girls screaming] -[Crystal] Everybody unbuckle.
Yeah, that's her.
[Crystal] And go run wild to your mom.
[Parker] Hey, it's kinda cold.
[Crystal] Okay, everybody out!
-Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, girls! -[Crystal] Hey!
[Danielle] But that's not the outfit
that you're supposed to let them change into.
Are you kidding me?
Dude, that was on the list.
That's why I've been trying to call you all day.
Yeah, but you've got a lot of stuff in your house to clean.
I know. But, like...
That was the least of my worries, Danielle,
trying to put them in the right outfit.
They looked cute, right?
I made them change from school.
I mean, I'm trying to call you about, responsibility things,
and it was like, "Why isn't she answering?
Did, like, something happen?"
-Oh, come on, now! -[laughs]
[Crystal] I mean, I'm getting the list done.
-I'm in my zone and when I'm in my zone-- -Okay, so you're in your zone.
I'm in my zone. Hey, I was jamming.
Did you go to the grocery store?
Yes, I did go to the grocery store.
What... What did you--
You don't know what I did when y'all were at school.
Your mama gave me a list of stuff to do.
Danielle, I mean, honestly, I think you need a professional
because I mean, that's a lot to keep up every day,
you know, responsibilities and stuff,
like that's somebody that you need.
-I know. I know. -This job is not right for me.
[both laugh]
Hey, girls, real quick.
Teach your mom what I told you.
Ready? One, two, three, go!
-Tell it. Remember? -You're not a very good teacher, apparently.
-Oh, my God-- -I know it, but I don't know the song.
I forgot it.
It was fun. She taught us...
Too legit, don't quit.
Oh, that's what Kiki did today.
[all laughing]
[all] Too legit. Too legit, don't quit.
-[Adam] Take a sniff here. -No, thank you.
-[Danielle] All right, listen. Divide and conquer. -[Crystal] All right.
Some of y'all on charcuterie board, and some of you on the plants.
[Ava] Charcuterie board!
[Hazel] You might not wanna do that.
[Riley] No, no, no.
It's not that hard.
Yeah. Me and Hazel will do it.
[Parker] I have put some of the cheese down.
Hazel put the salami stains down.
Is that what they're called?
Pepperoni.
Pepperoni!
Welcome!
Hi. Welcome in.
Hey, I babysat y'all today, so I deserve to take something home.
[Riley] Oh, my gosh.
[Adam] Oh, I see Miss Duckett.
Oh, look at you prowling.
So, I've actually known Nicole Duckett
since Blayke was, like, in kindergarten.
And now, she is actually the quints' third grade teacher.
[Parker] Yes.
[Danielle] So, how are the girls doing in school?
Because, like, one, do they listen?
And do they listen to you?
-Because they know you. -Right.
Watch out.
I mean, they do such a great job,
like, listening and following directions.
-Yeah. -[Nicole] Absolutely.
I mean Hazel,
she has no fear of if she needs help solving the problem.
And that's good because we've worked so hard over the last year,
like getting her to speak up for herself,
and like voice things.
-[Danielle] So, how is my Ava? -[Nicole] Ava.
[Danielle] Like, I worry about her reading
'cause that's my biggest struggle.
And that, I do feel like that is the big challenge.
I'm really trying to, like, engage that spark in her
of, "Oh, my gosh, I'm successful.
I can do this. I need to keep going."
[Danielle] Yeah.
But she's like that in a lot of things,
like she wants to stay in the safe zone,
and it's a zone that says,
"If I'm good here and I don't have to challenge myself or do it, like, I'm fine."
Hi. Welcome in!
[Nicole] I think if she finds a book that she's successful at reading,
hopefully that will spark her interests.
Yeah. I know this year is a step up,
-and I feel like, it's like, real school now. -[Nicole] It is.
And like, that's a different phase for even just me,
like, as a mom, like trying to...
Like, a...
We've been reading a lot with Ava,
and she has progressed and stuff,
and so that's great.
But it's still not yet where it needs to be.
And that's hard for a mom with a set of multiples
because, you know, I just think,
will there ever be a time where one has to get held back?
How does that affect the others?
And so, we're just trying to figure out, like,
what is the best way to help her?
Like, I don't know.
Thank you so much.
We made a special succulent for Miss Duckett.
-Miss Duck-- -...ett.
They are the best crackers.
[Riley] Nothing else?
[Nicole] I think that's all.
Okay, thank you for being my teacher.
Of course.
Thank you for being my student.
[Danielle] So, this little event was a success.
Don't eat over the food,
you take it, and then, you walk away.
And when it comes to Crystal helping out,
it's just not gonna work out.
And that's okay.
But It's something that we can't keep up with anymore.
There we go.
[girls laughing, screaming]
[Danielle] I'm getting more and more desperate now.
So, I gotta find somebody.
Thank you. Thanks for coming in.
[Adam] Hey, girls, come here.
[Danielle] Next time on OutDaughtered...
Daddy convinced me to let y'all go.
-[Riley] To... -[Adam] VidSummit.
[all exclaiming]
There's a lot of people over there.
Hey, guys, you're doing interviews?
We are.
It's the biggest video creator summit, probably in the world.
There's A for Adley.
[duck]
I feel like, we do, we do, we do.
But it's like, sometimes I just want to be just me and you.
I feel like we could deepen our marriage connection.
Oh, you wanna spice things up.
We need some time to get away together and better communicate,
talk about things and prioritize that.
Boop!
[Danielle]
It's hard because just the way that my mind works.
I mean, like, when something happens,
like you want to fix it.
Don't even wanna call, like, the doctor or something?
And there's like, nothing I can do.