Bedtime Routine with Siblings

Go. Ready? Say, night. Night, brothers. All right, let's get out of the room. I'm gonna put him to bed. Say night. Night. Hey, you guys, get out of there. Go out of the room. Go. Felicity, take your soccer ball. Here. Can you guys shut that? Can you turn off the light? Loves you. Jesus loves. Love you. The Making of a Night. Okay. A mother bird sat on her egg. See the bird, the egg jumped. Oh, oh, said the mother bird. My baby will be here. He will want. So listen, brothers, sleeping in your room. If he cries during the night, just roll back over, roll to the side and go back to sleep, because Mommy can hear him. I have a monitor, and I can hear if he cries, and I'll help him. You just need to turn around and go back to sleep. Okay? You got that? If Elias cries during the night, you know, you just leave him alone and you can tell me in the morning about it, okay? Okay. Well, listen. Second thing. Listen, put the books down. We're gonna. When we go into your room, Mommy's gonna read or sing to you and pray for you and put you to sleep. But listen, when we go in, Brother's already sleeping in there, okay? He's asleep. So we have to tiptoe like a quiet wabbit or a mouse. A quiet. A quiet wabbit or a mouse. I want to be like a lamp. That means as quiet quiet as we can be, Titus. As quiet as we can be. We have to sneak in the room and go climb in your bed. Cause, listen, if Elias wakes up and starts crying, Mommy has to leave the room because he needs to keep sleeping. So I won't be able to sing with you and tuck you in. So are you guys going to be quiet so we don't wake him up? Can you do that? Okay. And I'll tuck you in, and then I'm going to leave. Then you guys are gonna go to sleep. Okay? Does that sound good? So how quiet do we have to be going in there? Quiet like a what? Like a mouse. Okay. Does that sound like a good plan? So we're gonna go in there, okay? We're gonna go to bed. Sa.