Lady Antebellum's Monday celebration in Nashville for "What If I Never Get Over You" was special for lots of reasons, particularly because it's their first No. 1 since having children.
Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood made sure their little ones got in on the fun.
"We did a toast at my house," Scott said. "My husband Chris opened up a bottle of champagne, and then we always have the sparkling grape juice for Eisele, because she loves to be a part of it and so she got to kind of understand kind of what [a No. 1 means]."
MORE: Kacey Musgraves and Kelsea Ballerini call out sexism in country radioScott's 2-year-old twins Betsy and Emory are still a little young to understand, but they're definitely fans.
"This morning, my [twin] girls woke up and they asked for our record," she said. "So I actually have a video ... of them, just eating their breakfast and they're like, 'Mama,' and they're just kind of nodding their heads, listening to the song."
Kelley, however, admitted his nearly 4-year-old son Ward chose school over the party.
"My wife asked him if he wanted to come and he said, 'No, I'm OK!'" Kelley confessed.
Haywood's son Cash was one of the party's highlights, sitting on a stool behind his dad as the group played their hit alongside its songwriters.
"'Bartender' was 2014," Kelley explained. "That was our last No. 1, six years ago. And so he's 5 ... this is the first time he's ever done this in his entire life."
MORE: Biggest female artists in country music open 2019 CMA Awards with powerful performance"Those are the things that make me remember how special this moment is," he added. "It validates so much of what we've been wrestling and fighting for, which is returning to music that really speaks to us."