Oh, he had and would continue to try to get them into something, anything with more sense than that damned song, but some music was magic for taming the wild beasts that were toddlers. Along with a bribe or two to help ease his way to control over his radio again. Those he didn't tell anyone about, if he could help it. It was going to bite him in the ass eventually, especially as the girl's vocabulary expanded out.

Nodding a little with a half cocked smile that he couldn't quite get rid of, Raylan shook his head at the question.

"Nah, I made sure I brought home some supplies last night-" The whiskey, the weird 'healthy' rice crisp things that Willa liked and Alice still hadn't decided on, and some fresh fruit. The Cheerios stayed stocked though, Raylan liked it for late night snacks or a hasty breakfast. "But you might stop for a bottle of juice, that's the only thing I forgot."

He glanced towards the living room. "I'll pull out their toys while you're gone and make sure the barn is locked up. But I'm lockin' the noise makers in the barn first. I give 'em baby shark, that's about all they're gonna get without me losing my mind," he said with a laugh.