The Little Couple

It's almost time to celebrate Zoey's 4th birthday and Jen has decided on a princess tea party theme for her daughter's party. Bill is concerned that Jen is going over the top on the party planning, but Jen wants everything to be perfect.

As the back-to school date approaches, Bill takes Will grocery shopping for his lunch supplies, Jen and Zoey go for a mani-pedi and both kids get their back-to-school haircuts.

Will and Zoe have a swimming lesson. Later, Jen works at the SIM Center with the Fire Department and gets an invitation to visit a local fire station with the family. 5-year old Will is beyond thrilled to meet real fire fighters and ride in a fire truck.

After a visit with the family to Houston Children's Museum, it's time for Bill to focus on the big doggie fashion show his pet store is presenting. Will the crowds turn out and will Bill and his team be able to pull off this ambitious undertaking?

Jen's parents are moving to Florida, so the Klein-Arnold family helps them prepare for the move with a garage sale where Will and Zoey set up a lemonade stand.

Jen and Bill have written another book, and it's time for a photo shoot for the cover. But, getting a 4 and 5 year old to pose for photos is harder than they think. Later, the family heads to New Orleans where Jen is scheduled to give a speech.

It's almost Christmas at the Klein-Arnold household. But first, Jen has a huge project at the hospital so Bill takes the kids out to a mini-bowling alley while Jen puts in extra hours at work.

Jen has an exciting day at work when the crew from Jeopardy visits the Texas Children's Hospital to film Jen as a guest clue presenter for the show. And when Jen leaves on business for San Diego, Bill is left to play Mr. Mom for a long weekend.

Jen and Bill take Zoey to her first Indian dance lesson. Later the family attends a Chinese lantern festival in Houston. And Jen and Bill have an adult night out at a local escape room.

In a special Q&A episode, Bill and Jen answer facebook and video questions and go over topics such as parenting, the issues that come with being little people, and what it's like having their own television show.