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When this toddler goes to school, he’ll have no trouble reciting The Pledge of Allegiance. He’s only two and has it almost perfect.

Every country has its own way of showing pride and unity. America has The Pledge of Allegiance.

Children and adults across the USA know the pledge so well that it’s hard for many to think of a time when they struggled to recite the words. But there was a time!

And while the Pledge of Allegiance is only 31 words long, that’s a lot to remember for a toddler.

Lacey Nicole-Holmes recently posted a video of her toddler attempting to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and it’s heartwarming.

The video shows the boy with his hand proudly placed on his heart (or thereabouts.) He just about gets through the entire pledge, although some of the words are pretty smushed.

But everyone can see that the adorable toddler is determined to get through it and do his country proud.

At the end of the video, Lacey congratulates the boy. He’ll have a head start on all the other kids when he begins kindergarten!

Luckily, Lacey captured her confident toddler’s recitation on video. She uploaded it to her Facebook page and was delighted when it went viral. To date, the video has gained over 2.5 million views. It also has more than 120,000 shares, 31,000 reactions and 3,800 comments. People have been saying things like this:

The toddler sure seems to have warmed the hearts of many people online!

Some older Americans may remember that the Pledge of Allegiance of today is slightly different from that of yesteryear.

It changed in 1954, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower got congress to add the words “under God.”

This wasn’t the first-ever change to the Pledge of Allegiance. In fact, many Americans may be surprised to learn that the first-ever Pledge of Allegiance was intended to be used by the citizens of many countries. It read like this:

“I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

Of course, this pledge became popular in America, to the point where the words were altered to specifically reflect the USA, but not so in other countries.

It might be because most other countries don’t hold their national flag with such reverence. For instance, Professor Michael Billig, who teaches social science in Loughborough University, has said the following: “Let me just say that the American veneration of the national flag is not unique, but it is towards the extreme end of the spectrum.”

One other country that holds their flag with the same regard as America is Denmark.

For instance, Time has noted that Danes consider the Danish flag to be “a sacred and beloved object, a banner of joy and tolerance, of solidarity and community.”

So the citizens of some countries are puzzled by Americans’ love of the Pledge of Allegiance and the flag that it asks its citizens to pledge to. Others respect their flags just as much and would think that the Pledge of Allegiance is a perfectly normal practice.

At the end of the day, there’s no one way to love your country. But Lacey Nicole Holmes and her son show it by pledging allegiance. It’s important to them and many others, and everyone should respect the importance that it has to them.

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Every parent has plenty of important moments that they will forever remember with their child, but it is often those small moments that steal one’s heart. One video has recently gone viral of a new parent with his child.

In the video, shared by Jackie Spencer in 2016, a new father is locked in deep conversation with his four-month-old baby. He is sitting on a couch holding the child. They are both snuggled in and ready for some bonding time, and this is when the father decides to have a long conversation with his new child. The baby is gazing up at his daddy with such soft eyes and a warm smile.

The baby reacts happily to his father with babbles and coos. Watching the two of them locked in such an adorable conversation is bound to make you remember your experiences with your own children.

Somewhere along the way, the father decides to try speaking his son’s language and begins cooing and babbling back to him. The baby clearly enjoys this conversation and is replying back happily with his arms flailing excitedly. While the conversation might not sound coherent to anyone else, the father and son clearly know what they are talking about and go back and forth.

According to speech-language pathologist Rachel Cortese, imitating your child’s sounds help improve their communication skills. Your baby will begin attempting to explain how he or she is feeling and try to communicate other important information to you. Of course, at such a young age, you might not completely understand their babbles, but as they grow older, they will become great at communicating.

Infancy is one of the most crucial periods in child development. By babbling and cooing, your child is attempting to form words, but cannot properly make the sounds. With more conversations throughout your child’s infancy, he will eventually be able to put sounds together to say his first word, which is often “mama” or “dada.”

Communicating with your child in this manner is perhaps one of the most important things you could ever do for him. Not to mention, it is definitely a great bonding experience!

The father seems proud of his ability to carry out a conversation with his son. If anything, the video shows just how strong their bond is. While there will be plenty of other moments in their lives that they will share together, the father will probably treasure this one the most.

The video has accumulated over 1.7 million views. Several viewers have left positive comments about the video. One viewer said: “So precious. Warmed my heart. Nothing like a baby to make your day brighter.”

Another person told the father to enjoy these tender moments because they do not last forever. Regardless, these small moments are worth living for.

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Having a baby in the house is quite the event, especially when it’s a newborn! They are loud, messy, sleepy, and vulnerable and you know who’s job it is to take care of all those things? You! Despite all the difficulties associated with a baby, no parent in their right mind would ever regret it.

A parent can’t help but love those little bodies with all their hearts!

Inevitably, however, those babies grow up. It’s not fast, but it happens whether you want it to or not. Thankfully, there can even be joy in the process of growing up. Any parent knows how fun it is to track the developmental stages of their kid and keep tabs on how they are growing!

“Oh, your baby isn’t gurgling yet? Mine was at 2 months.” While we may not say we take pride in our baby’s milestones, we can’t help but feel it a bit when we hit a new one! Hitting a milestone earlier than anyone else is usually cause for celebration! And hey, what a little parenting competition, right?

Bentley, a four-week-old baby, had recently woken up and his parents decided they wanted some quality baby footage of him. We can’t blame them, he’s adorable! They didn’t expect to capture something amazing on camera, however.

As they film him, his mom starts to make baby noises.

No matter your age, making baby noises and doing “baby talk” is an essential part of the process. Bentley’s mom starts to do just that and the reaction from the baby is amazing!

Remember, Bentley is only one month old!

While she is making noises, Bentley mews and then mimics the exact tone of her voice with his!

It’s absolutely adorable and deserves all the viral attention it got. Currently, it has over 1.5 million views!

When should babies start talking?

Was baby Bentley talking? Probably not – but it sure sounded like he knew what he was doing! WebMD explains what happens at the earliest talking milestone, 3-months:

At 3 months, your baby listens to your voice, watches your face as you talk, and turns toward other voices, sounds, and music that can be heard around the home. Many infants prefer a woman’s voice over a man’s. Many also prefer voices and music they heard while they were still in the womb. By the end of three months, babies begin “cooing” — a happy, gentle, repetitive, sing-song vocalization

The majority of parents are unable to eat their meals without their children crying and running around. This toddler, on the other hand, had excellent table manners, and our hearts warmed.

The 15-second video has been viewed by millions of people on YouTube. According to some sources, a viral Facebook video was seen 38 million times.

The toddler is saying grace at the table before dinner with her family in this video.

At the time, Eloise knew 12-15 words, with “Amen” being her favorite. Of course, the toddler is too young to comprehend the significance of saying grace, but it was an excellent foundation for her future life

It’s always a pleasure to watch children with impeccable manners. Eloise is a lovely young lady with impeccable manners. She will undoubtedly mature into a kind young lady who will model correct behavior for others.Her generosity and love will inspire others to follow in her footsteps. More toddlers like her are needed in the world. Let us work together to make the planet a better place to live

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No matter your beliefs, you’ve got to admit that this little boy’s prayer is adorable.

One of the best things about America is absolute religious freedom.

Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs and can express those beliefs however they like. This may sound like a small thing. But throughout history and right into the present, people have lived in societies that suppress this basic right.

A very special little boy has gone viral for a video of him expressing his right to religious freedom.

It begins with the boy, Makhi Martin, standing in front of his classroom. He holds his hands together and closes his eyes.

Then he begins the prayer by saying, “Father God.” Martin is only three years old, and he can’t quite pronounce the words clearly. It’s still obvious that he believes in what he’s saying, however.

The rest of his class all repeat the words, “Father God.”

The boy then carries on with his prayer, saying, “We thank you,” and the class copies. For the next 30 seconds, Martin leads the prayer, with the class repeating after him. He does a fantastic job.

The recording then appeared on YouTube. It soon spread far and wide. To date, it has gained over 5.6 million views. It also has more than 371,000 likes.

Makhi Martin is clearly a kind-hearted little boy. A lot of adults could learn from him.

He prays for, “all the boys and girls, all over the world.” Not just the ones who share his own personal beliefs. Really, that’s what every good person should do, especially right now

This video first appeared online in January 2020. At the time, no one knew what 2020 had in store.

If there’s one thing that America needs, it’s for all of us to come together to get through the crises facing the nation.

To overcome things like coronavirus, we need to help, “all the boys and girls,” all the vulnerable people, not just the ones that share your own personal views.

Yes, the people in America, and in every country in the world, disagree with one another on some pretty big issues. But right now, what’s more important is putting aside those disagreements and working on solutions to help everyone.

Martin is being taught to love God but to also love other people.

Like the right to religious freedom, that’s a pretty incredible thing. Even today, so much needless suffering occurs because we’re told that other people, with different beliefs or appearances, are wrong and that they are the cause of our problems.

When we hear that “those people” are the problem, we need to stop and consider the facts behind this, to look at things from their perspectives.

Hopefully, more people will continue to put aside their differences and work out how to make things better for everyone. All major religions promote peace. This isn’t some hippy ideal, but a shared value of humanity. Makhi Martin and the other kids in his class know this. And those beliefs are going to make the world a better place

Nicole and Natalie are two adorable twins with a lot of personality. They surprise their dad after he asks them to pray. They’ve must practice “The Lord’s Prayer” from time to time.

Their Dad really gets a kick out of it and knows he’s raising two lovely girls.

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