Sunflower Farm Creamery

Shaun Cassidy made a stop on his tour in Portland, Maine, on October 7, and his performance touched someone who you may be familiar with.

A unique Maine Airbnb with hands-on experiences!

I don’t know what’s cuter, their little sideways hops or the precious little noises.

The first baby goats were born last week at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland. It certainly didn't take long for them to get into the groove around the barn and start strutting their stuff, dressed in their now famous wicked cute pajamas.

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.

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

Is there anything better than snuggling with a goat? Of course there is, but it's still pretty great.

You provide the mom part and the kid part - we provide the adorable kid part with Sunflower Farm Creamery's new baby goats!

We didn't tell the moms or kids where we were going or what we'd be doing, but they willingly piled onto a LA Luxury Limousine party bus at 7 a.m. and trusted us with their morning.

Monday Sunflower Farm Creamery let the first 10 kids born out for a pajama party!

The Sunflower Farm Creamery in Cumberland is at it again. More baby goats...in sweaters this time!

Sunflower Farm Creamery in Cumberland has made a couple of videos of their baby Nigerian Dwarf goats that you've probably seen since they each have millions of views on YouTube. Lori and our digital managing editor Stephen Lenz paid a visit to the farm this week because Stephen loves baby goats so much that they make him cry. Seriously.