SCENE 1 Big Bird is happy because he’s going to the beach today, though Grundgetta hopes something will go wrong. Big Bird can’t foresee any disaster, he’s planned everything - he’s got his beachball, umbrella, blanket and lunch. All he needs now is a grown-up to take him there. He knows Carlo is working at Hooper's Store today, which means Mr. Handford has the day off. He approaches Mr. Handford, who is busy taking care of his niece's daughter.
SCENE 2 "If one grown-up can’t take you to the beach, find another one!," Big Bird declares. He asks Maria to take him, but she, Luis and Gabi are looking after Mrs. Rivera’s son, Diego. He tries to ask Gordon, but finds he, Susan and Miles are also looking after a baby.
SCENE 3 Big Bird doesn’t believe it - every grown-up is taking care of a baby! Big Bird and Grundgetta count the 6 babies around the park. Gina passes by and says she doesn’t have a baby - she has three!
Film Wegman's dogs: Farmer McFay counts six fruits.
SCENE 4 Big Bird’s last hope is Ruthie. She’s not taking care of any babies, but is holding a big baby item sale in honor of all the babies on the street!
Animation The word "LOVE" in various situations.
Muppets Elmo dances to "What's Your Number?" by Count Basie.
Muppets An Anything Muppet family arranges themselves in different ways.
SCENE 6 Big Bird plans to tell the adults how he feels, but Grundgetta says it for him. The adults apologize and assure him he’s still loved despite the presence of the babies. They promise to take him to the beach tomorrow and today, he can play with the babies. They all sing "Baby, Baby, Baby" again as Grundgetta announces the sponsors.
COMING SOON Coming Soon on Sesame Street: Rosita sings a song to Stinky the Stinkweed, who's pretending to be her baby.