The Little Couple Season 6

Bill and Jen are anxious to start their family and are continuing down the road of adoption.

Jen and Bill are officially matched with a little boy from China.

Baby-proofing the home; Jen gets some adoption news that could change everything.

Bill and Jen knew Will would be faced with various medical challenges and procedures; they are quickly learning that being a patient and being a parent of the patient feel very different.

Bill and Jen are just days away from picking up their son from China.

Jen and Bill reflect on their journey as they leave for China to pick up their adopted son.

Jen and Bill are flying to China to meet their adopted son.

Jen and Bill nervously wait to meet their son William for the first time.

Jen and Bill return to the states as new parents, and experience family firsts.

Jen and Bill have been parents for several weeks and Jen returns to work; Bill faces his first day alone with Will.

Will goes to see the experts on his skeletal condition; Jen and Bill hope he won't have to endure the numerous surgeries they have experienced.

Jen is stuck working at the hospital on her first Mother's Day; Bill and Will make some special handmade and homemade surprises for her.

Jen has some surprises planned for Bill's first Father's Day; Will is scheduled for medical procedures and Bill is surprised when they celebrate early.

Bill and Jen knew Will would be faced with various medical challenges and procedures; they are quickly learning that being a patient and being a parent of the patient feel very different.

The couple receives promising news from India about their pending adoption; Jen wants to get in more bonding time with Will before they add to their family.

Bill teaches the kids the art of dyeing eggs while Jen does rounds at the hospital; the kids get dressed up and the family heads to a farm.

Jen thinks the family is going to Galveston for a beach vacation to celebrate her birthday, but Bill has a big surprise planned.

Bill reveals the vow renewal he has been planning and high winds put the ceremony in jeopardy.