January 5, 2014
In this $100,000 show, ten prize-winning finalists battle it out for the big money. They include "Toddler TV Tantrum," featuring a little girl who gets annoyed with her brother and throws a toy at him resulting in a broken TV; "The Not So Secret Secret," a little girl at her soccer game tells her dad her big secret, that she's peed her pants; "Pensive Pooper," with a boy who denies that he's pooping, just "thinking" when questioned by his mom; "Fake Car For Christmas," a teen girl is pranked by her brother on Christmas, believing she got keys to a new car but soon realizing they're keys to a toy car; "The Three Toddler Tip Over," featuring 3 tots who keep tipping over in their bulky snow suits while mom tries to snap their photo; "Kid Can't Consume Cookie," in which a boy attempts to eat a cookie but can't reach his mouth due to the pool floaties he's wearing on his arms; "Pint-Sized Pick-Up Artist," a toddler learns at an early age that his toy car is for picking up chicks; "Boys' Breakfast Blunder," brothers trying to surprise their mother on Mother's Day with breakfast in bed let their excitement get the best of them and keep dropping the fruit bowl on the carpet; "Stalling For Sleep," featuring a baby girl who doesn't want to listen to her mom telling her to go to sleep, but dives into bed the instant mom calls out for her dad; "Bonding Over Baseball" in which a little tee ball player stops to tell his dad that he loves him while rounding the bases.
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