Ep 1. Flour Babies
- TVG
- March 19, 2019
- 18 min
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In the first episode of season 4 of Chicken Girls, titled "Flour Babies," we find the girls facing a unique challenge. As part of a health and parenting class, they are assigned to take care of flour babies for a week. Each girl is given a five-pound bag of flour that they must care for as if it were a real baby.
The episode starts with Rhyme getting her flour baby and immediately becoming attached to it. She names her baby Daisy, and soon all the girls are bonding with their little bundles of flour.
As expected, the assignment proves to be difficult as the girls struggle to keep their flour babies safe and clean. Hayley accidentally drops her flour baby on her way to school, leaving her in a panic about how she will explain the "injury" to her teacher. Meanwhile, Rooney is stressed out about how she will juggle taking care of her flour baby and managing her new job at the coffee shop.
While the girls are busy caring for their flour babies, there is a new student at Attaway High. His name is Jack, and he immediately catches the attention of the girls. He is confident, charming, and seems to be intrigued by Rhyme. But as the girls deal with their flour baby drama throughout the episode, they start to wonder if Jack is really as great as he seems.
As the week with their flour babies progresses, the girls face more challenges. Ellie's baby is stolen by a group of boys, leaving her in a frenzy to find it. Harmony's flour baby ends up covered in mud, and she must figure out how to clean it without ruining the assignment.
As the girls navigate their way through the flour baby assignment, they learn valuable lessons about responsibility, friendship, and the importance of caring for others. In the end, they all manage to successfully complete the task and turn in their assignments to their health and parenting teacher.
Overall, "Flour Babies" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the close bond between the Chicken Girls. It also introduces a new character and sets the stage for what promises to be an eventful season.
