:38:00
Robert. Robert.
:38:01
Oh, that's a nice name.
:38:03
Does he talk yet?
:38:06
No, no.
:38:10
Does he like his baths?
:38:12
Oh, yes, he loves them.
:38:14
I think.
:38:35
Shall I...? Shall I test the water for you?
:38:37
Oh, yes, please.
I always test the water.
:38:42
You seem to know something
about bathing a baby.
:38:45
Oh, yes. I used to bathe
my sister's kids.
:38:47
You did?
:38:49
Oh, sure. Lots of times.
:38:50
- Really?
- It's okay.
:38:52
I'm an expert.
My sister's babies got so used to me...
:38:54
...they'd raise the roof
if I didn't take over at bath time.
:38:57
Oh, isn't that wonderful?
:38:59
- You mean you're gonna let me?
- Oh, well, if you're real careful.
:39:03
Oh, sure.
:39:04
Come on, skipper. Come on, skipper.
:39:06
We're gonna get along great.
Yeah, yeah.
:39:09
Hurry up. Here we go.
:39:11
Into the drink. Yup, yup.
Oh, there we are.
:39:17
Did you say the baby's name was Robert?
:39:18
Yes.
:39:20
No, no. Roberta.
:39:30
- Soap?
- Soap, there.
:39:34
- Sponge?
- Sponge.
:39:36
We never use one. It isn't sanitary. Here.
:39:45
Oh, it's such a relief to have
someone else do it for a change.
:39:49
It gets sort of monotonous
bathing him... Her...
:39:51
...day after day after day...
:39:53
Hey, take it easy there, princess.
You're rocking the boat.
:39:58
- Soap.
- Roberta! How naughty of you.