When Liana struggles to write a mystery story, she seeks out Lyla and Stu’s help, ultimately turning her story into a dramatic mystery play.

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While babysitting solo, Louisa enlists Lyla and Stu’s help getting baby Alfie to take his nap.

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After Mom makes Luke laugh so hard that milk comes out of his nose, Luke asks Lyla and Stu for help coming up with something funny he can do to make her laugh just as hard.

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