This is Cookie Doe’s baby boy. This is what Cookie Doe’s baby boy likes to do. All day. Every day. (And NO, the hay elevator is not turned on! He uses it as a slide.)
This, by the way, is what you see behind the baby right at the end of the video:
A chicken house in progress–FINALLY!
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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....
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8:46
am
LOL doesn’t take much to keep him amused. Are you sure that is a chicken house? It appears the goats have moved in and someone is busy taking measurements for decorating purposes. Maybe when the guys finish building it they could take the scraps and fashion a kid playground of ramps, stairs and bridges.
Jeanne
8:52
am
Love it – he’s making his own fun!
9:04
am
I think I could watch that all day …so funny!
9:36
am
Well, he IS a kid! lol
9:38
am
Where is that boy’s mother?
9:44
am
Awww, precious! What an upbeat post after yesterday’s sad news. The musical accompaniment is hilarious.
9:44
am
Haha! So cute! Love the sound effects, too.
9:45
am
9:56
am
Goats are so entertaining. I could watch videos and their antics forever, over and over, and still laugh. [what does this say about my life] I wish I could keep myself as amused as those babies do.
10:03
am
hahahaha, my second favorite video close behind Annebelle playing with Boomer!
10:08
am
What a cutie pie! I love goats, they’re so sweet.
11:33
am
So funny you should set up one of those web cams to capture all the action.
Have a good one ann/alba
11:44
am
Adorable. Loved the close up at the end.
12:41
pm
How the heck did he figure that out??? And yes – your sound effects are perfect!!!
2:15
pm
So nice of you to purchase playground equipment for the kids! :-)
8:49
pm
Oh my gosh, what a funny little goat! Woohoo for the chicken house!
10:06
pm
My, my, for a BABY he most assuredly is a BOY. Not to sound perverted but one cannot miss the obvious. lol The does are going to love, love, love him.
12:51
am
Such a cute video. All your kid fans will love this.