Sometimes you gotta get creative. Adam Busby from TLC‘s OutDaughtered revealed that his daughters, the Busby quintuplets, have a new favorite hiding spot — and it’s kind of hilarious! Check out the girls’ new secret hiding place in the video above, and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel.

Adam is the father of America’s only set of all-girl quintuplets. He and his wife Danielle Busby are the parents of the quints —  Ava, Riley, Olivia, Parker, and Hazel — and their older daughter, Blayke. And it wouldn’t surprise us if they randomly find all six of the girls hiding in random spots around the house. Kids definitely have a knack for finding that sort of thing and for thinking of places to hide that grown-ups might not!

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Adam begins the video by saying that initially, he couldn’t find the girls when he was looking to get them ready for school. And where he did end up finding them is ridiculously funny! The girls had found their own super secret quint clubhouse, and while Adam was able to locate them in the end, he really couldn’t have joined in and fit in their hiding place, even if he tried.

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The girls even had fun toys and lights with them in their special spot, which Adam noted in the video above. Because if you’re going to hide out somewhere, obviously you’ve got to have those essentials, right?

And even though the hiding place the girls found is clearly #lit, their dad is apparently not invited! As Adam showed his social media followers the secret little spot the girls have discovered, one of the kids instructed him to close the door and essentially told him to get the heck outta there. Poor Dad!

One of the coolest things about being a quintuplet has to be that you have all those friends built in to have adventures like this. And maybe one day, the girls will let their dad in on their fun in what we’re calling the #quintclubhouse, too.

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