Philip: It's almost ten o'clock.
Philip: I've got to go. Tomorrow is Monday, and work begins at eight in the morning for me.
Ellen: Oh, I'm so happy that Max is home.
Ellen: He's the sweetest little thing.
Philip: I'll drive you to the station, dear.
Philip: You can catch the ten-twenty train to Grand Central Station.
Grandpa: I'll drive Susan, dear.
Ellen: Thank you, Philip.
Ellen: Then Grandpa, Robbie, and I can finish wrapping all these gifts.
Marilyn: It's so good to have you home again ... and to see Max asleep in his bassinet at home with us.
Marilyn: To be with our family and all that Stewart TLC.
Marilyn: TLC--tender loving care.
Marilyn: That's our motto.
Ellen: Did you see the washcloth and the towels with the teddy bears on them?
Ellen: Alexandra and the Molinas sent them for Max.
Ellen: It was so kind of them.
Ellen: Now Max has come into everyone's life.
Ellen: The house is so alive with him here.
Ellen: The welcome sign over the door.
Ellen: The boxes of presents.
Ellen: The M-A-X over his bassinet.
Ellen: Robbie put that there.
Ellen: Susan's teddy bear.
Ellen: So cuddly. The beautiful crib from Mom and Dad.
Ellen: Oh, and Grandpa's baseball glove.
Ellen: You know, it hung over my crib, too.
Ellen: And it hung over Robbie's crib.
Grandpa: Part of Grandpa's magic?
Ellen: Oh, that's not all.
Ellen: It hung over Susan's crib.
Ellen: The same baseball glove?
Grandpa: That's right. Grandpa hangs it there for good luck.
Grandpa: He says it always brought him good luck on the baseball team.
Grandpa: He believes it'll bring good luck to all the Stewart babies.
Grandpa: And then he takes it back when Max is ready to use it?
Ellen: Yes, and replaces it with a new glove so the old one will be ready for a new member of the Stewart family.
Susan: Grandpa really loves his family, doesn't he?
Ellen: So do I.
Marilyn: And so do I.
Richard: And so does Max.
Richard: After he eats!