He states that while Lily is getting her diaper changed, they will use that distraction to take Fenton away. The siblings hold a meeting, and Lincoln explains that Lily has Fenton no matter what she does, with one exception: when her diaper is changed. Eventually, they decide they have had enough and declare that they have to get rid of Fenton. Unfortunately, over the next three days, Lily starts to make Fenton play the song nonstop, gradually driving her siblings insane. The parents warn their kids that the toy will eventually drive them crazy, but the kids, simply believing their parents are overreacting, do not see what harm the toy could do.Ī fun, yet threatening toy is making the youngest Loud happy.

are horrified to learn that the toy is out. However, as the siblings watch Lily play around with the toy, Rita and Lynn Sr. The song manages to cheer up Lily, and she stops crying. She presses Fenton's foot, and Fenton begins singing. After some digging up in the attic, Lori finds Fenton. Suddenly, Lori remembers that she used to have a toy called Fenton the Feel-Better Fox, a singing animatronic fox. explain that babies cry for no reason, and that she will eventually tire herself out soon.

Lily has been crying nonstop for an hour for no reason, and the other siblings are not sure how to cheer her up. The children give Lily an old singing toy from the attic to help her stop crying, but it quickly drives them crazy.

Lily Steps Out by Rita Plush