All Amazing Babies

Huskies are famous for two things. One, of course, is their gorgeous looks. The other is there, let us say, talkativeness.

Instead of barking like most other dogs, Huskies have a distinctive howl. To people who love the breed, it’s music to their ears. Sometimes it can sound almost as if a husky is talking. They don’t really talk, although one husky’s interaction with a baby makes you wonder.

As its name suggests, the Siberian husky originated in the vast region stretching across central and eastern Russia. Specifically, the husky’s home is the far eastern part of Siberia across the water from Alaska. The indigenous inhabitants of that remote corner of the world, the Chukchi, bred huskies to help with hunting. This was a shrewd move: these hardy dogs enabled them to survive in a harsh environment and even expand into new territory.

The Chukchi let their dogs roam freely in the summer and this may have something to do with the Husky’s reputation as an escape artist, quite resourceful when it comes to getting over, under, or through fences.

But the Chukchi also made sure their dogs were well-suited for a family setting and to this day, Huskies get along very well with children. It may be that the intense urge Huskies have to be part of the pack makes them feel especially protective of the smallest members of their human pack.

In the video posted below, you’ll see a husky have a conversation of a sort with his newest friend. While the baby and the dog aren’t having a conversation in the usual sense — or are they? — the two of them are definitely on the way to forming a strong connection!

How did you like the way this beautiful husky and his tiny human friend are getting along? Let us know in the comment section below the video and don’t forget to like and share!

In the heart of a warm and welcoming home, a symphony of joy is playing out—one that’s orchestrated by eight-month-old twins, Alex and Emily. These cherubic siblings have discovered the delightful hilarity that ensues when fake sneezes are on the menu.

On a sunny morning, their father, David, decided to introduce a bit of playful mischief into their day. Armed with a repertoire of exaggerated fake sneezes, he knelt down in front of his giggly duo, ready to unleash his comedic masterpiece.

With a dramatic “Ah-choo!” David’s first fake sneeze filled the room. Alex and Emily, who had been playing with their colorful toys, stopped in their tracks, their faces a mix of surprise and curiosity. But then, as the absurdity of the situation dawned on them, their tiny faces broke into contagious grins.

David wasn’t about to stop at just one sneeze. He continued with a series of theatrical and utterly absurd fake sneezes, each one more ridiculous than the last. The twins’ laughter erupted like a chorus of joyful bells, filling the room with a symphony of mirth.

As David’s sneezes became increasingly exaggerated, the twins’ laughter grew heartier. Their tiny bellies shook with each giggle, and their laughter bounced off the walls, creating a joyful cacophony that echoed through the house.

The more David sneezed, the more the twins laughed, and the more they laughed, the more David was inspired to concoct ever more absurd sneezes. It was a cycle of joy, a ripple effect of laughter that seemed to have no end.

“The only thing more wholesome than watching a baby hear music for the first time is four babies being serenaded by a loving family member.

In this video, a group of five-month-old quadruplets sits on a floor while their uncle plays low, soft acoustic guitar to their delight. The babies nod, bob their heads, and squee with approval throughout the thirty-second video.

The clip has racked up 13 million views since it was posted in 2010. The video appears on a YouTube channel called Four By Two. The parents of the four infants started the channel to chronicle their children’s lives as they grow up.

Though it wasn’t posted until 2010, the video is probably older. The quadruplets were born in December 2008 and would not have had such a fresh look by 2010. They are now all ten years old and, according to the channel, they still keep mommy and daddy busy. Other videos include holiday celebrations and the kids’ milestones like learning to ride a bike.

The children are named Isaac, Lucia, Jude, and Dahlia. Two boys and two girls. They all turned ten on December 24, 2018. Their parents, Suzy and Ted, keep a blog which they regularly update. The blog further tells the story of the kids and their adventure. It is called Four By Two, matching the YouTube channel’s name.

The babies were born prematurely and spent 16 days in the NICU. This must have been a harrowing time for their first-time parents, who are committed Christians. Faith can be a source of strength, and it is easy to see how much this family depends on their faith to deal with adversity. A Bible verse appears on the sidebar of the blog landing page.

The YouTube channel, and especially the blog, really are accurate ongoing accounts explaining the reality of raising those many children. The blog begins shortly after Suzy learned she was pregnant. There are pictures of that initial ultrasound, and the parents were more surprised than anyone to see four images. They would have been happy to see one!

Suzy credits her husband, Ted, with helping her through the pregnancy and reminding her to care for herself. One picture shows them with their doctor after a visit. All three are smiling and at ease for each other. Good medical care, from a familiar doctor, is essential for a healthy pregnancy and delivery.

There are many other such moments in the blog. Suzy thanks God, asks for prayers, and tells stories of her little ones and their daily antics. It is difficult to care for one child, let alone four. Ted and Suzy continue to face challenges every day.

It was a homemade music video that first brought attention to this beautiful family, but reading and following along with their lives keep viewers interested. Who knows–the quadruplets may grow up to form a band of their own.”

Music is the language that connects all of us, including young children. Opera music does not necessarily appeal to the masses, but no one can deny that the voices of opera singers can bring out emotions as they sing with such passion and intensity.

This was recently on display when a mom captured a beautiful moment when her baby son hears Andrea Bocelli sing for the first time. The mom is shooting a closeup video of her son, Abriel, as she starts the song.

The song starts with the children’s character “Elmo” singing which by the expression on the child, you know he has heard that voice many times, so it brings him great joy as he smiles and laughs.

Baby listens to BocelliThen the real show begins as he hears Andrea Bocelli take over. Abriel immediately shows an array of complex emotions. It’s as if the voice of Bocelli is filling his little body with feelings he can’t control and does not understand, yet he FEELS the beautiful music like everyone else.

Abriel never complains or fusses as if he wants to hear more Elmo, instead, he listens intently, and the emotion on his face shows that the song is striking a chord with him. He puckers his lips and tears seem to form in his eyes.

Every time Elmo comes back into the song, the young baby will smile and laugh, but when Bocelli comes on the emotions change in his face. It appears that Abriel might be an up-and-coming opera fan when he gets older as he seems to love Bocelli as much as we do.

If you loved little baby Abriel video and his precious reaction to hearing the great Andrea Bocelli, then share his video with your friends so they, too, can experience this touching moment.

Energetic, quirky Kristina Kuzmic is well-known on social media for her honest advice and for being so open and authentic about juggling everyday life. Her commentary is usually blended with humor which keeps drawing more and more viewers. She already has over 2 million Facebook followers.

Despite her success, she takes a break from the camera to let her son take over today. She is watching Baby Finn today is next to him, engrossed in “baby talk” with him. Getting up after a minute, she walks away as she tells her son that she’s going to make lunch.

BoyHer four-year-old son looks at baby Finn seriously and animatedly starts to fill him in on what to expect in life: “I’ve been on this earth for four loooooong years. From one man to another, here’s my advice.” He starts to list some hilarious, but surprisingly practical advice for baby Finn.

His first bits of advice were, “Mommy and Daddy are gonna say ‘no’ a lot. They’re just trying to keep you alive.” (How true!) Next; he warns baby Finn that one day he’d be responsible for wiping is own butt. “Nasty!” he exclaimed, and Finn’s eyes grew wide in shock at this huge revelation about his future.

A few serious warnings were involved in this clip, too. “Grown-ups will try to get you to sleep more. Don’t do it!” Finn seems to gurgle an agreement to this one. He says that Finn might miss out on something fun if he does.

The next warning was, “Grown-ups will try to feed your crazy stuff.” Finn’s eyes start to grow wide, looking a bit scared. The four-year-old’s advice was to never say “yes” to green stuff – except green M&Ms of course!

Here’s some advice even grown-ups can use. He suggested, “When in doubt, just sing.” He starts to serenade Finn, and he seems to enjoy it. Another sweet bit of advice was to be sure to hug mom every day.

He ends his instruction with, “Sometimes you gotta cry it out, but I’m always here for you.” Finn smiles a huge grin and seems genuinely pleased to know that he’s always got back up. He then plants a huge kiss on Finn’s forehead. It’s so sweet to see how these two interacted with each other, and the advice was pretty practical!

If you thought this four-year-old’s heart-to-heart was hilarious, please share this video with your friends and family.

In the soft glow of dawn, nestled in the warmth of her mother’s embrace, a tiny miracle unfolds—a tender conversation between an 11-week-old newborn and her mama. Though no words are spoken in the traditional sense, their dialogue is woven with love, understanding, and an unspoken bond that transcends language.

With wide eyes sparkling like dewdrops on a spring morning, the newborn gazes up at her mama, as if searching for the secrets of the universe within her loving gaze. And mama, with a heart overflowing with love, listens intently to the symphony of coos, gurgles, and sighs that emanate from her precious bundle.

Each sound, each movement is a melody in this enchanting conversation—a language of love that needs no translation. As mama cradles her newborn close, she responds with gentle whispers and tender touches, affirming their unbreakable connection.

In the language of their hearts, the newborn shares her dreams, her fears, her hopes for the future. And mama, with a wisdom born of love, offers reassurance, comfort, and unwavering support.

Together, they navigate the vast expanse of parenthood, bound by an invisible thread that links their souls for eternity. In these precious moments of quiet conversation, time stands still, and the outside world fades away, leaving only the purest expression of love between a mother and her child.

And as the sun rises high in the sky, casting its golden rays upon their peaceful sanctuary, the newborn drifts off to sleep, cradled in the arms of her mama, knowing that she is loved beyond measure.

For in this sacred space of togetherness, every whispered word, every gentle touch, serves as a testament to the power of love—a love that transcends time, distance, and even words themselves.

For fans of Lithuanian basketball, the most exciting competition at the arena that night wasn’t the players, it was the babies. The BC Zalgiris Kaunas held a baby crawling competition, lining up babies to see which is the fastest crawler. Watching these competitors crawl across the finish line just melts our hearts.

When folks came down the sports arena to watch their local basketball team compete, they were delighted when halftime featured a competition of an altogether different type of athlete. The BC Zalgiris Kaunas featured a baby crawling race, where they lined up tiny tots and watched to see which one would reach the finish line first.

Babies are cute the world over, and everyone likes to watch them crawl. This was the case for the crowd in Lithuania that night, that featured families with babies racing. The cheers and laughter seemed to spur some kids on, confuse others, and even make a couple babies unhappy. No matter who crossed the finished line, the real winners were everyone who got to see it.

This kids’ candy challenge tests the patience of a well-mannered, good-natured toddler against a bowl of candy. Will the curious kiddy manage to hold out, or will the sweet craving win?

Kids love candy, but there is no substitute for a mother’s love. Will will win out over a bowl of candy when mom leaves the room? She knows she isn’t supposed to touch it in this adorable, touching video.

For thirty seconds, she is happy-go-lucky, for a while, even counting the candies. How long do you think it’ll take before the novelty distraction? You’ll be surprised!

By a minute she’s screaming so it can’t be long, right? The adorable two-year-old girl stairs down that jar of candy lasting as she can, but her little brother is up next, and he is only one-year-old. Now that’s funny.

Lockdown, quarantine, shelter-in-place – whatever you’re used to calling it, the state of the globe is far from what we’re used to. While taxing for adults, the social distancing has caused separation challenges for kids as well. After seeing the reunion, you’ll soon see how much.

Three-year-old Madison Rosboschil is overjoyed to see her cousin James, of the same age. The two had been ‘Facetimig’, but now that Texas restrictions have been lifted, the two could finally play together again, and you’ll be smiling from ear to ear at their meeting.

There’s not a moment of this touching reunion that doesn’t cease to make you smile, warming the heart at every step of the way. If you think those cuties running toward each other is adorable, just wait.

Two-months of lockdown have indeed made the heart grow fonder for these loving three-year-olds. What an open showing of affection. I can’t think of anything more inspiring than seeing those two play – hope is alive!

Hello, don’t be sad,” she says as she takes a seat next to the dog. The dog is calm and comfortable with her as she softly pets her. The dog and the toddler are both at eye level.

She says to the dog, “Grandma’s going to be right back soon, Lulu,” in a soothing voice. Lulu takes pleasure in her companionship as she continues to stroke her head and back. Grandma will return, the child keeps telling Lulu.

Then, she employs her sneaky tactic by asking young Lulu if she wants a donut. She shows the puppy a box of donuts while holding out a little donut and telling Lulu to sit.

Later, as Lulu is in a dog stroller, she tries to apply a bandage on her head. The toddler’s companionship and attention seem to be enjoyed by the dog the entire time.

When their owners are gone for any length of time, dogs might experience separation anxiety. This occurs particularly if a dog develops an excessive attachment to its owner. When they are removed from their owners, they exhibit distress behaviors including vocalizing, destroying, or house-soiling. They also get quite agitated.