It's very cool when the girls can have a lot of fun.

But with her face out.

On the back!

I love your face.

I'm just going to be there.

But what about, is it in summer or outside?

It's outside.

At the front?

No!

Can you see me?

No, I'm in the mirror.

Oh, in the mirror.

No, I couldn't.

I think maybe Amalia can see you.

I can see you.

I couldn't.

Okay.

She smells so badly that I have to wash her again with a baby wipe and clean her.

And she kicks off because she doesn't like it.

When I wash her, I probably go down there with a sponge and just hold her so long.

But when I wash her, she smells so bad.

I'm like, Jessica, I can feel it.

I'm not going to touch her down there.

She's already too big.

At least tell her to wash herself.

Because I'm tidying up the kitchen and I'm taking Jessica out for a bath.

Marta doesn't wash her, you know.

He's washing her.

But Pinky's in the middle.

Yeah.

You don't want water, but you don't like sponges and soaps and stuff.

Because I don't want it.

And it hurts.

And now it hurts.

Because of the water.

I only use the baby wipes and she doesn't use the baby wipes.

And she's miserable.

It's nothing to do with hygiene.

I don't want it.

It's only when she's done with that.

So I don't want it.

I told her.

And she says, you know, the sweat.

I want it.

I want it.

I want it.

I want it.

I want it.

I don't want it.

No, you don't.

It hurts.

So, yeah, we don't use the baby wipes.

I don't want it.

You know, it hurts.

And always just in case of something worse, like the tongue of deaths or something

there.

But I know there is no smell.

She doesn't smell.

For a while now...

It's only the bat smells.

You don't feel the bat smell.

It's like a grown-ups person.

You don't feel the bat smell.

Yeah.

And you know, like, what is this?

You have to help with the child.

She's lethal.

It should not come like that.

So that's when I said to Marcia, she needs to wash properly with the sponge and all that kind of stuff.

Because it was that white that was smelling so badly.

He still does it now, so I'm always the last one to check.

And if Marcia doesn't wash it properly, then I call my baby wife.

Sometimes she lets me do it, sometimes...

Wait, remember the outer?

Elsa!

Yeah, Elsa was in the pinky pool picture.

Okay Elsa! Do you know where Elsa is?

Elsa?

Yeah, I just opened that door, I just used toilet paper, normal, and then I just dipped the page just to see if I needed to clean her a bit more.

But it seems to be that we're doing kind of the same job, which is that I follow up with the seconds.

Are you using natural socks?

Because I have to be careful.

You have to be careful for me and Jessica.

Tropes?

Yeah, natural ones.

Anna!

What do you mean, because...

Why this?

It says natural on the other one.

I don't know.

Because Jessica has problems, right?

Yes, I'm learning.

I just use the Aveeno, but the Aveeno is meant for babies, like for the rest, because it's made out of gold.

It's made out of gold, yeah.

The Aveeno one for sensitive skin.

I've always used that when she was a baby.

She had really bad eczema when she was a baby.

Oh really?

If you use Aveeno, I think I've ever had eczema.

She uses the pediatrics as well.

She used to go to the hospital when she was a baby for the eczema.

And the eczema, yeah, it's fine.

That's nice.

So that's why I don't use that.

How did you even find that?

I don't use it anymore.

Oh really?

I've seen it in the kitchen.

And even if she wants to go to the bathroom, I don't let her sit in the water.

Nice thing, Mama.

She wants to go to the bathroom, I first give her the shower, get her to sit in the water, and then just let her in clean water.

She can't have follow-up calls with people like that.

Neither Jessica, neither Jessica.

So that's how I use it.

That's probably just for our hair.

Like we change shampoos.

Maybe sometimes changing the soap from her might do a bit of work.

Can we be asking other people to do anything longer?

Acting?

No, no.

We have a walk-out day.

We have a walk-out day.

She's on the ground.

We just want to be able to get out of the bathroom.