Laurel reconnects with her father, who abandoned her when she was only six years old.
Will and Laurel go on a date night while Gloria and Nana decorate the house extravagantly. (She wastes no time cutting to the heart of the matter.) Gloria also shares that she lost a child too soon. While decorating the Christmas Tree, Gloria connects with Laurel and brings up Johnathan. They decide to work together to help Laurel move forward. Merkel about Johnathan and the heartbreak the couple has suffered. It is the same car Helen’s husband drove when they were first dating. Things take a turn for the better when Nana/Helen sees the car that Ms. Will wants to bring it up to Laurel, but he is afraid to upset her. The last child they fostered, named Johnathan, was taken away and placed back into custody with his mother. There is a new foster child available if Will and Laurel are interested, he quickly agrees. Will gets stopped on the street by his adoption agent. Laurel asks her Grandmother to chill out. Nana/Helen doesn’t get along with Gloria and calls Laurel claiming Gloria is stealing things. (Like Mary Poppins.) Laurel talks Will into taking Gloria in and gives her the tour of the house. She asks for Gloria’s references and is surprised when Gloria pulls stacks of them out of her purse. She is on another frequency, and Helen is not interested in having a caregiver. That is until Gloria Merkel unexpectedly shows up. They have trouble finding someone so last minute. Laurel and her husband Will are trying to have a child while taking care of her injured Nana They decide to hire a caregiver to help around the holidays. Starring Kaitlin Doubleday, Steve Lund and Caroline Rhea. Miracle swoops in to renew their Christmas Spirit, and they experience a holiday of heavenly proportions. When a family faces loneliness and loss of faith, Mrs.
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