The video is a candid, multi‑speaker family vlog filmed on a farm. The day begins with the family (Speakers A, B, C and children Lily, Gideon, Josiah) handling routine farm chores—milking, fixing a broken wheel on a cart, and feeding chickens—while joking and improvising with makeshift tools. Amid the chores, they discuss an unexpected change in their schedule: they will go to an ultrasound that day to learn the sex of their unborn baby, nicknamed "Snowball." The family debates whether to learn the result immediately at the doctor’s office or wait for a home reveal with grandparents. They decide on a home reveal, receive an envelope from the doctor containing confetti, and open it together. The envelope reveals a boy, prompting excitement, jokes, and playful banter among the family members. The vlog captures the informal, humorous tone of a rural family, their collaborative problem‑solving, anticipation of the gender reveal, and the emotional reaction to the surprise boy outcome.
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Hey, what? Y'all aren't coming with?
No, I don't want to, but it's too cold.
Too warm by that fire? Where's the rest of that?
Tristyn, where's the rest?
It's there.
Okay, where is it? In this?
Yeah, it's right there.
Okay, let's take this whole thing.
Papa, we're gonna go see what the baby is today.
What do you mean?
We're gonna go see what Snowball is.
Yeah, but we don't go till the 6th. Yeah, but Mama told us to tell you. Today? Yes, it's changed. Yeah, that's cool. All right, man, that's exciting. We're gonna find out what Snowball is, boy or girl.
I'm hoping for a girl.
Just that one said boy and a girl started. I wish I didn't have to wear shoes.
Where?
Into town.
Oh, into— oh, to the ultrasound. You country boy. All right, our wheel's rolling off again.
I think I have a permanent fix for this.
No, it's not going to go easy. We don't have a screwdriver. Screwdriver in the car, do we? Comes out of that. This wheel gets tight and then twists. It's not spinning in there nice, which I have double nuts on it. I don't know why it would tighten up on itself. I need to somehow secure this axle up. If we have even a twine, even a— all right, Jonah got us some metal wire from the Sally. That's up and around. I have that jerry-rigged with it with a wire. It's not even— I doubt it's gonna work, but it's worth a try. Okay, we about beat up the side, but we got it over here. Free the birds, you guys! Come on, I got it open for you right here. It's a good sign they're not starving. They're not quick. Her side is full. She was just laying down, so it's a little empty. There we go. Did you dish out the alfalfa right here, honey? Look, she's getting in the habit right here. We're gonna get it for you. No, no, no, you can't go the shortcut. There you go, there you go. Look at you, perfect. Look at my morning view though, isn't that nice? Guys, we do have— we do have a problem. I mean, we are— when we were down there at the house, it was nice and flat and level. We had seats. This 3-way seat is okay, but it's, you know, it's kind of hard to stay, but you know, it's 3-legged. You kind of have to move it around. It's one more thing to carry. I had known about these somehow. That's what I was looking for this morning. Isn't this weird? Somehow I knew about one Peggett's Tools. This thing's got a spring on it. Could this be the answer? Let's try this. So we are on a mega slant here. Let me try to get that camera level. It's probably 25-30 degrees. All right, that's probably a good depiction. This thing— another cool thing about this is I get to become like a bee or something with a, uh, stinger. I'm gonna strap my stinger on, then I'm supposed to just be able to— boy, can I trust it? I don't know if I can trust it. It's awesome! Oh wow, I trusted it. Nice! Although it's definitely not the height of fashion. Boom! Oh, oh, nice! Say I gotta jump up real quick, she move? Oh, no problem, I can do this and that. Just come back, sit down. Whoa, that's cool! You gotta bounce your seat. Okay, you try on the upper side of her. You like it? Even on the upper side?
Yeah.
Okay, let's get it done. All right, I think this is one of the things where it's a game changer with this attachment. Look, I pour out the reserve. All right, now we have some in our reservoir. Come back. Start milking again. It's nice. All right, Jonah, let her go. And I've never wanted so bad to be back at that house, find out what's going on. You think we're really going to find out the baby?
Yeah, today I do.
We're going to find out if Snowball is a boy or a girl. Then we're going to start thinking serious names.
Yeah.
Here you go, Belle. Sheep, sheep, sheep, sheep, sheep, sheep. There you go. I was trying to pack this thing up and he's like, let's hang it. It'll still get wet, that strap.
That doesn't really care or matter, I guess.
It'll probably still last a really long time, won't it? The higher— here, the more in the middle you can— you want me to hang it here in the middle?
Yeah. Uh, how are you gonna make sure that the thing doesn't slam into Becca's alley?
So we have the shed— we gotta think of a better name for this thing. We got the mobile shed hooked up to Sally. You're afraid that I'm gonna get going and this thing's just gonna keep going? Yeah, I don't think it will. I think there's enough friction.
If it hits Sally, it'll just hit this. Yeah.
And then that's worst case. All right, all right, let's get this milk inside. Let's find out if this is true. We're gonna find out today. True?
It's true.
Well, you're dressed, it must be true. We're gonna find out what the baby is. Yeah, what time?
3:30.
All right, well guys, we still gotta hustle because we still gotta make breakfast, clean up, edit. And then get out of here. Pack. Do you want to find out in the moment when the doctor finds out, or do you want to have him write it down, put it in an envelope, come home, and we'll find out at supper? Can I think about that? Yeah, you're gonna have to put a rush on making G-man's pizza. It's Gideon's birthday tomorrow, and this is his request, but it's good to knock out a lot of the stuff that we can the day before, isn't it?
Yeah, I wanted to try to get some get much of it done today so tomorrow isn't crazy town.
Look at you guys! I got Lily and Gideon on wood. Josiah, what inspired you to help? Alright, we are on the road. Snowball, we're gonna find out what you are today.
I know, man.
Okay, so are we gonna find out in a moment? We're gonna find out in a moment.
Or do you want to wait?
And we have grandparents coming tonight. Or do you want to wait and do it all at the same time? Should we find out with the grandparents or should we find out in the office?
Office. Office. Office.
It's up to you. You're the mom.
No, I want to find out at the office.
But would it be fun to like open up an envelope at home and to find out with Grandma and Grandpa and Granny?
Yeah.
And all find out together?
Yeah. What?
What do you think? We're still undecided, aren't we? I know.
I guess we won't. Are you just gonna need to decide?
Oh, if they don't let us film in there, let's definitely find out.
Yeah. Oh, there's 3 in there. Oh gosh.
Nope, just one. This is your placenta. We went in.
We went in.
Went out, we got an envelope. We decided not to find out right then. What do you guys think, boy or girl? What do you think, Mom? What you got?
I have no idea.
It just so happens that, well, your parents are coming down. They come down a lot, but your sister may be coming over for supper, and my mom, totally unrelated, just to, just to say early happy birthday to Gideon, because nobody— we didn't know we were gonna get to do this ultrasound today. We were supposed to do it next week. So let's do a reveal. I mean, that kind of, that kind of was another reason to say, okay, let's not find out there, let's find out at home. Here it is, Grandma. Oh boy, the answer is right here.
Snowball!
Yep. Is Snowball a girl or a boy? You gotta take guesses.
I hope he really put it in there. What happens if he was just—
he took a long time. The doctor took a lot of time to put that together. A very long time. So it's gonna be some artwork. No, no, we told him to throw in either pink confetti or blue confetti. No fireworks. Okay, what do you think it is? A healthy baby. Do you think it's a boy or girl? Both. Okay, interesting baby.
There is just one confirmed by the ultrasound today. That was—
oh yeah, that's always my first question.
Um, Do I have to answer?
No, you're the mama. We can skip you. What do you want?
What do you think, Lily?
Girl.
Girl. Mom.
Girl.
Going for a girl.
A girl.
The midwife said to the doctor, um, oh no, the midwife said to you, let me know. What do you think?
Let me know what you think.
I don't know if that's much. I mean, that could go either way, but I'm gonna think it's a girl.
What do you think, Gideon?
A boy.
Yay!
Oh, okay, we'll be happy either way.
I'll say this. What did you say? What you think it is?
Yeah, I think it's a girl. I have felt like it might be a boy, but I don't know.
Okay, I know that's that. Just because I felt that doesn't mean that it's true, because your thoughts don't necessarily tell the truth.
Okay, you're killing us, Smalls. Open it up. He's probably made it some kind of puzzle.
I know, he probably did.
He's like that.
He is like that. We were like, what's he doing in there? I was surprised he even gave us an envelope.
I was, because it's not, uh, it wasn't, it's like not in his job description.
It's not in his job description.
He left it. What'd he say?
Oh, it's just your baby comes fully equipped.
Oh no. Wait, wait, wait, what's going on?
It's taped, it's taped.
Oh, he won't— it's still missing.
With a penis.
Oh my goodness. He was thinking about that one, wasn't he?
He had fun with that. I knew, I was like, he's not just writing in someone. I was like, he's doing something, and he did. Oh, he's equipped.
Oh, we got another stud muffin coming. You were right!
