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Two speakers do pretend play with a dollhouse, taking on roles like a baby and grandma. They work through what the baby needs, comfort its cries, and debate whether it should sleep in a crib or toilet.
Two speakers do pretend play with a dollhouse, taking on roles like a baby and grandma. They work through what the baby needs, comfort its cries, and debate whether it should sleep in a crib or toilet.
I want dollhouse. I want dollhouse. Okay, let's play dollhouse. I have all the people in the furniture.
Well, these people want to go upstairs.
They do want to go upstairs. Where is the stairs?
Hey Harrison, where is the stairs?
Hey Harrison, what do you want? Do you want the baby? Yeah, I want a baby. Oh, let me find the baby for you. Here's the baby. Baby. I want baby. I want a baby. Oh, baby's crying. Baby's crying. Why? Why? Baby's crying. Wah! Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. Look at me. Wah!
Wah! Wah!
Baby's crying. What does the baby want? What does the baby want?
He wants a space ship.
Oh, he wants to play? He wants to play? Baby play.
Grandma!
Oh, Grandma! Hi, Grandma! Hi, Grandma!
Hi, Grandma!
Hi, Grandma! Oh, next I have a toilet or a crib. Yeah! Look at me. Look, he's still crying. The baby is still crying. Does she want to eat? Does the baby want to eat?
No, he wants to sleep.
Oh, okay. Baby wants to sleep.
He wants his crib.
Yeah, look. Baby wants crib to sleep. Baby wants to sleep. Do you want the toilet or the crib?
A crib.
I want crib.
I want crib.
There you go, crib.
Night night, baby. Good night, baby. Here is the brother. I'm Brother. Look, he's still crying in his bed. What could the baby want? The brother is gonna come help. Ready? He's going. Brother is going to knock knock. Knock knock knock. Who's at the door? Me! Brother! Brother was knocking on the door. I'll help, baby. Hi! Hi, Mike! He's happy now. Oh, hi, Brother! Hi, Brother!
