Sunflower Farm Creamery

OMG listen to 'em and those little tails, just amazing. They're so stinkin' cute we can barely stand it.

Meet Virginia. She is the very helpful barn cat who's keeping an attentive eye on all the moms-to-be at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland.

It only makes sense that there would be a song inspired by and starring some of Maine's biggest tiny celebrities.

Have you ever seen a goat stick their tongue out to catch snowflakes? We thought this was one of the sweet moments of wintertime that was only enjoyed by human kids. These guys are pretty funny.

All the Sunflower Farm fans (myself included) are so happy to hear that the goat videos are finally back. We are also super excited to learn the news that babies are due in just a couple months.

It really is likely the most adorable thing you'll see this week.

At about the 1:44 mark, one of the kids looks right at the camera and gives us a wink. Are you kidding me? Well of course, they are kids after all.

What's cuter than a bunch of week-old goats hopping around the barnyard? Well, a bunch of week-old goats hopping around the barnyard in sweaters of course.

Here's a sure sign that Spring is absolutely here. The first births of the season have happened at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland.

Our friends at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland have shared another incredibly adorable goat video to bring us some calm in an often stressful world.
Fall is a great time of year for these wonderful critters to enjoy some treats while at the same time cleaning up the barnyard...

You never know quite what to expect when you hear someone is being chased down the street. Was there a conflict and now someone is trying to get away? If the chaser catches up to chasee (we know, not a word) will there be an conflict?

Well to help ease your pain as we ramp up another work week, behold the impossible cuteness overload that is 2019 Summer Running of the Goats in Cumberland, Maine.

Check out how athletic the bigger ones are! Gotta love their little kicks when they are airborne between bales! And of course, we could listen to those darling bleats all day.

I absolutely adore them. It really is crazy that my family hasn't visited them in person yet. Thankfully, we get updated on the regular from their caregivers with exceptionally great videos. The latest offering is no exception. Behold the impossible cuteness of just born Maine baby goat TRIPL…

If you missed the first session last Sunday, no worries. There are still three more opportunities to find your zen with some of Maine's cutest little buggahs around.

Check out this wicked fun brand-new pajama party video with brand-new goat kids ranging in age from "one day to one week old." Time to get hopped up with 'em rompin' in the bahn!