Plus this type of bonding and interacting with the baby's inherent intelligence will continue to blossom throughout her entire life.... as long as she is engaged like this throughout her early life and on into young adulthood. 🌱✌🏽
Not to mention it may be an indication that she has all of the tools to love singing! Keep in mind, encouraging your kid to sing doesn't necessarily mean you are trying to point them towards a career. Singing can make your heart happy!
@Blueness1230the key is engaging actively with the baby, and not having any specific expectations of the baby. When we simply relax and enjoy the baby at their individual stage of development it's calm and fun for all. Many babies develop motor coordination before speech, and many speech before physical (motor) coordination. I wonder if you were one of the babies who developed physical skills more quickly than speech skills? ❤
I used to sin a lot when my child was a little. At night wandering around the house with a crying infant. On days when I pushed her in the swings. (That can be pretty boring. ) I sang all the kids songs I could remember and then some. And so on❤❤❤ And now she loves to sing too a lot. She's in a choir and I know when I hear her singing to/by herself that she is happy and content 🥰🤩🥰🤩🥰
Absolutely precious. As a father of two sons the first 2 years you want them to walk and talk, the next 16 years you want them to sit down and shut up. 😀
@@markcarlson115 You want your sons to "sit down" and converse and exchange ideas and worries and opinions with you and above all, you want them to listen respectfully to others who join in the conversation.. Then you won't have a couple of rebels!
@@markcarlson115 No, no! - it's a little different! - I GET people's efforts at being sarcastic but I don't permit myself to be in the least influenced by it!
It’s actually very normal! You can look up research studies of early infants initiating tongue movements of parents in experiments. Babies are way smarter than they get credit for, I swear people think they aren’t even human or something 😅 (just my opinions lol) I mean, that 9 months of development wasn’t for nothing!
Sorry to get off topic, but it makes me think of people who have kids who are out of control, and then you get to see the parents in action and see how they behave, and then it’s like oh no, no wonder the kids act this way, they are learning from their parents. 😅 For example, when people talk aggressively at their children as punishment and then they become upset when their children talk aggressively. Or let’s say there’s a sassy opinionated parent, and then they are shocked by their child’s attitude and become even more sassy with them which then makes the kid even more sassy 😂 those were simple examples, but yeah. It also makes me think about how we say “oh I’ll never be that way like my parent” and then we find ourselves doing the same things. If you haven’t experienced that yet, you will haha
Last note, just because one does not imitate something right away, doesn’t mean they weren’t influenced by it. People can spontaneously imitate years or even decades later after seeing the behavior. We are very social creatures in that way!
They actually do it alot sooner. We did this with our baby. Eyebrows moving up and down, tongue out, smiling ect. She actually laughed out loud at 7weeks old. Its crazy how soon they start ro mimick you if you soend enough time engaging with them. It's so adorable
Videos like this are a testament to just how connected our babies are to us, and how hard wired they are to be in relationship with their caring adults. Precious.
@@amberg4131 ; Alas, I don’t believe she was exercising her vocal cords. She’s from a divinity we have yet to acknowledge or witness often. Keep your eyes wide. For soon babies like her will begin to be noticed all around us. We simply must be open for an evolution in infancy, and far past childhood stage and beyond. But most notably in babies & younger beings, because our thoughts of what they (babies) can do are so limited by past thinking that many miracles occur unnoticed. Often people tend to explain phenomena like this, to what they are familiar with. Such as exercising her vocal cords. We have embarked on a whole new era for humanity. EMBRACE the FUTURE,, IT IS NOW.
This tiny human has only just started humaning and is already doing such a good job! I love dad's reaction. That is a man who will be there for his children.
She howled like a little baby wolf. Precious. I bet she's going to be a daddy's girl. My mom has watched it 10 times already. She loves babies. She had 4. If she was able, she would have 8 more. 😊
I’m just like your Mum … I adore babies as my father did also! Apparently, when a young boy my Granny, his mother saw him leave the home with something up his jumper. When she asked him what it was he said it was a blanket for to wrap the baby next door in … as he was going in too steak it!!‼️
@@isabelboydcolhoun7420 LOL😅My wild imagination! If you’d meant ‘stake’ then your dad was gonna get rid of the vampire baby next door 😊… but if he was going to ‘steak’ the baby, then your young daddy was going to have a very peculiar meal 😝😂 Typos can be such fun 😆
At first she sounds like a little bird. How precious is she. She is even doing a call back to him. This sound is something he will treasure forever. ❤️
You can hear mommy's sweet crying tears of joy as she records this🥹❤🥰 What a beautiful bond this father is developing with his daughter here... precious moments🙏🏻🥰
My sixth was an only child and being older, five grown and flown or working, l finally had o e to one, with one of mine. He spoke very early, and could read at 12 mths old. The youngest child to get a library membership. Amazing librarians by telling them what books were about inside. Back to this young couple and amazing baby, dad is super, baby amazing, but listen, listen to mum with camera, quivering with delight, she's so moved, she shaking in her breathing. Beautiful family. May heaven smile on all three and keep them bonded like this forever. And when life hurts, and tempers fray, please Lord, guide them back to this lovely clip.
@@kennethbransford820yes. They are capable of far more than many people understand, and they mimic our facial expressions, plus they feel our emotions.
@@kennethbransford820yes. They are capable of far more than many people understand, and they mimic our facial expressions, plus they feel our emotions.
@@Shaitana-yy9ellive your own evil ways bruh but when you meet God one day will be priceless I wish I could be there to see your face: "PLEASE GOD I DIDN'T MEAN TO. PLEASE IM SORRY I DIDNT KNOW!!" you'll be all alone poor thing. And I hope this comment gets burnt into your mind and will ring in your ears in the moment as your stomach turns and you salivate in totally fear whilst frozen. You shrug it off now but each second you get closer to that reality and it will eat at you whether you like it or not. But that doesn't need to happen. We are all given a free chance and that's why God gave us life. To make that choice but you're throwing it all away. God wanted you but if you reject then he can't force you to love him.
A friend of mine had five sisters. Her six months old baby sister started talking after each one of them took turns encouraging her to talk. By the age of 1, she was talking better than a 3 year old. Extraordinary attention and effort will create extraordinary gifts 🎁 ❤️
Such an AMAZINGYADORABLE little sweet❤️ precious 😍 cuteheart💖 special ❣️ LOVEDOLL 💕darlin' 😇angelbaby 💯sweetheart ♥️sweet,cute 😘precious,sugarsweet,💖special 💕 loveheart 😍 😘 pretty little angelbaby 💗lovedoll darlin'! BLESS her pretty little heart! God love'er & her parents!!May God bless & love'em ALL!❤️ Precious little sweetheart 💕 💖SPECIAL💗 little 💖cuteheart 😇angelbaby😇 lovedoll sugarsweet darlin!'
That is just about the cutest, sweetest thing I've seen. When my little sister was a baby, a bit older than this baby, I'd stick my tongue out at her. She'd laugh like it was the most hilarious thing ever. Then, she'd stick her tongue out a little, too. Sometimes, she even tried to grab my tongue. It's so much fun watching them learn, mimic and laugh. They're fascinated by the simplest things. They'd rather play in the cardboard box their gifts came in.
My children also loved to play in a box 📦 when a neighbor had an appliance delivered they would bring the empty box in our house. Once we cut windows and a door in it. They had so much fun 😀
Actually, babies have always been that alert... It's just parents who didn't realize their potential! & didn't bother to interact with them... just let them lie there like stuffed toys!!! & How many dads took the time to co-parent in this manner? Sad but true...
She's a bright little angel! Keep nurturing her ability to mimic you and you'll be amazed at how fast she catches on to things! Babies are little sponges! ❤
That's what I told my mom. She's one smart baby. Only 8 weeks old, too. I bet she'll be talking soon. My mom said said I was putting sentences together at 10 months old. I think this baby will, too. For me, this was way before social media, CD's and cell phones. They did have some video of me. Unfortunately, it was destroyed in a flood. I'm glad they recorded this so she can see what she did as a baby. Great memories to look back on.
@@anakelly76512 Hahaha same! My mom has me on tape arguing with her in full sentences at 11 months!😂 I think babies like us grow up to be big on clarity of communication. The worst thing for me is to be misunderstood, and I take great pains to fully explain my ideas. I also tend to make posts that are too long for this generation to read. 😂
My daughter loves to talk, she will literally do similar to this when I'm talking to her and when I'm talking with a friend long enough, she starts cooing and babbling, needing to be a part of the conversation. It is the sweetest thing ❤️
All that wondrous awareness, intelligence and magical potential, contained inside that tiny little being. Incredible! God bless her and her lovely dad.
❤❤❤ So beautiful and heartwarming! Daddys girl is ready to rock! She is showing daddy how elated she is to be interacting. May God allow them to have the most wonderful bond, of course, momma included !! She is just as excited to hear her adorable baby wooing with her dad!!🎉🎉🎉
What a little cutie patoodie. Dad there, is beside himself. She is sweet. I don't think I've laughed louder, cried harder, and loved deeper, being a mom.
When my daughter was a baby, she was in the back seat in her carseat. She was about 1-11/2yrs old, and I heard very clearly, " I love you mommy". I was so thrilled! She didn't say any more full sentences for a while, but I clearly heard her. It was so precious. I always spoke to my kids without baby talk. They all learned to speak early. Keep it up, dad. She's learning from you. Mom too❤.
This is so adorable. Never ever underestimate these beautiful little ones. At 8 weeks she is learning to communicate. Keep it up Daddy . I talked to all of my babies. I loved to communicate with them. Babies are a beautiful blessing.
I don't see the importance of fatherhood. I always wondered what's the importance of fathers in a child's life. I can see why mothers are important. Women are socially and biologically programmed to be parents much more strongly than men are. Mothers are the ones that produce milk to feed to their babies. Also, mothers are the ones that are usually in charge of their babies, and they assume that role early on. Also, women have "maternal instinct", while men don't have anything like that. And also, children usually spend a lot more time with their mothers than they do with their fathers, and during that time, the mothers are usually taking care of the children. Also, most animals in this world are only taken care by their mothers and they don't have their fathers around at all. So why are human fathers important? It seems that a child can grow up without a father, and still turn out ok.
@cks7548 The point of fathers is to protect and provide for the mother and child. Since the mother has to spend so much time taking care of the kids, the father has to work to provide a living for them. Also, fathers can teach their sons how to be a man mother's can't on their own. Without fathers society wouldn't be safe for mother's and children.
@@reeferrick1078 Many people are raised by single moms, and they turn out perfectly ok. The bond between mothers and children are a lot stronger than the bond between fathers and children are. I heard that children who are raised by lesbian couples tend to turn out a lot better than children who are raised by heterosexual couples do. I heard that lesbian relationships are healthier because they understand each other. If both partners understand each other, they won’t want to break up with each other. I also heard that women have higher rates of depression when married (in straight relationships). Women have maternal instinct, while men don't have anything like that. Being fatherless doesn't affect children that badly. Men are not wired to be parents since a single man can father over 1000 of children, while a single woman can only mother about 10 children. You get more DNA from your mother than your father. Also, your mom not only gave you more DNA (you’ve got her mitochondrial DNA too), but also provided you with every molecule that made up your body until birth. A man only contributes one cell to a baby. All the materials to make a baby are supplied by the woman.
@cks7548 You might want to check the sources of what you're hearing because there is no evidence for it. Single mothers often lack discipline, and their children end up dead or in jail or on drugs. Fathers have a strong bond with their children as well.
@@bethulrich5406many people are not aware of how sophisticated the interactions of a baby this age can be, and don't interact with them at deeper levels. Yes many people do, but many simply don't. I have worked with babies and small children for over 50 years and I have seen a wide variety in that time. ❤️ 😊🌿
@@GypsyGirl317I agree many people don't grasp the level of learning an infant is capable of. My great nirce was able to do simple sign language at under a year of age even with learning disabilities. My youngest daughter was asking questions and saying words before 7 months of age. What's that? toes, water, please, yes, no etc - example* It was her pediatrician who realized it and pointed it out to me, who had not realized she was already speaking to me, LOL. She was verbally more fluent at 10 months, speaking in small sentences and in longer more complex sentences by 1yr. She had several hundred word mastered by 1 and was completely verbally fluent at approx 1yr 6 months. People would freak when she was fully conversing with adults before age 2 and could hold full conversations. By age 2 she had all of her children's books memorized and was reciting them back to me just with picture page cues. I would say by age 3-4 she was fully verbal on an adult level. She was around age 8 when she was tested and reading at 10th-11th grade grade level. Kids can do the majority of learning before age 7 and during birth to age 7 their brains are wired to do the most learning. It is sad because in school most parents think that age 5-6 is when most capability of learning starts when in actuality by that time 5-6 years have been wasted with only basic learning and skills. 😊
Taught the baby how to Howl at a young age, priceless. I bet she will grow up to be a singer with those vocals. I hope you and your family will be blessed in the years to come.❤❤❤
If you keep engaging her like this and listen to her when she talks, you will be amazed at the bond you can develop with a newborn.
i leaned this from the game death stranding ☹️☹️ i want baby now
she is moving out of the way for another person
Plus this type of bonding and interacting with the baby's inherent intelligence will continue to blossom throughout her entire life.... as long as she is engaged like this throughout her early life and on into young adulthood. 🌱✌🏽
@@patricialagrier5218 what u mean?
He looks like an older brother lol that's OK tho I looked like my daughter's older sister too i was 18 when I had her ❤
She was so loud and clear when she spoke it. What an angel ❤
CT see see see oiox
Hopefully 13 years from now her family and caregivers will still be expressing the same sentiment 🙂
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I agree 💯👍
Precious time
Many moments like these will help her speak in no time. This is exactly what children need every day.
Not to mention it may be an indication that she has all of the tools to love singing! Keep in mind, encouraging your kid to sing doesn't necessarily mean you are trying to point them towards a career. Singing can make your heart happy!
@Blueness1230the key is engaging actively with the baby, and not having any specific expectations of the baby. When we simply relax and enjoy the baby at their individual stage of development it's calm and fun for all.
Many babies develop motor coordination before speech, and many speech before physical (motor) coordination.
I wonder if you were one of the babies who developed physical skills more quickly than speech skills? ❤
So so true
@@TryMyMartiniI thought the same thing: This little girl might become a famous singer, who knows...Ah, the potential in that little bundle.
I used to sin a lot when my child was a little. At night wandering around the house with a crying infant. On days when I pushed her in the swings. (That can be pretty boring. ) I sang all the kids songs I could remember and then some. And so on❤❤❤
And now she loves to sing too a lot. She's in a choir and I know when I hear her singing to/by herself that she is happy and content 🥰🤩🥰🤩🥰
Absolutely precious.
As a father of two sons the first 2 years you want them to walk and talk, the next 16 years you want them to sit down and shut up. 😀
😂
@@markcarlson115 You want your sons to "sit down" and converse and exchange ideas and worries and opinions with you and above all, you want them to listen respectfully to others who join in the conversation.. Then you won't have a couple of rebels!
@@SCK586 Clearly sarcasm goes right over your head.
@@markcarlson115 No, no! - it's a little different! - I GET people's efforts at being sarcastic but I don't permit myself to be in the least influenced by it!
@@SCK586 🥱
I love how delighted the father is with this level of contact. So pure and wholesome.
Pure and simple, love ❤️.
Can you imagine when baby walks how daddy will react?? 😂 what a little honey-bun❤
Yeah he’s hooked forever now. No accomplishment is greater than witnessing your child development.
Too funny
Me enamora ese angelito bello
I have never seen a more genuine hoooooooo 😂. Baby really ment that hoooooooo
straight from the heart 😂 so precious
that baby is Homer Simpson by nature
Yes, she really really trying & concentrating. Beautiful!
Какая милейшая прелесть 😅😂❤❤❤❤
😆😆💯💯
8 weeks old! She sticks her tongue out when he does, and makes the EXACT SAME noise that he does. This is a brilliant infant!
It’s actually very normal! You can look up research studies of early infants initiating tongue movements of parents in experiments. Babies are way smarter than they get credit for, I swear people think they aren’t even human or something 😅 (just my opinions lol)
I mean, that 9 months of development wasn’t for nothing!
Imitating* we are very social creature so this is how we learn! Through modeling 😊
Sorry to get off topic, but it makes me think of people who have kids who are out of control, and then you get to see the parents in action and see how they behave, and then it’s like oh no, no wonder the kids act this way, they are learning from their parents. 😅 For example, when people talk aggressively at their children as punishment and then they become upset when their children talk aggressively. Or let’s say there’s a sassy opinionated parent, and then they are shocked by their child’s attitude and become even more sassy with them which then makes the kid even more sassy 😂 those were simple examples, but yeah. It also makes me think about how we say “oh I’ll never be that way like my parent” and then we find ourselves doing the same things. If you haven’t experienced that yet, you will haha
Last note, just because one does not imitate something right away, doesn’t mean they weren’t influenced by it. People can spontaneously imitate years or even decades later after seeing the behavior. We are very social creatures in that way!
They actually do it alot sooner. We did this with our baby. Eyebrows moving up and down, tongue out, smiling ect. She actually laughed out loud at 7weeks old. Its crazy how soon they start ro mimick you if you soend enough time engaging with them. It's so adorable
Videos like this are a testament to just how connected our babies are to us, and how hard wired they are to be in relationship with their caring adults. Precious.
Videos like this are what inflame my ever-growing awareness that I want to be a mother, despite being single af and a virgin...Precious.
What a precious moment. I’m so glad it’s recorded so she can see it when she’s older. 🥰
מרגש עד דמעות היצור הזעיר הזה מנהל שיחה עם אביו..בשפה הבראשתית שלו יואו!!!!❤
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How beautiful & loving interaction a dad & their newborn.
Adorable. She is doing pleasing her father. What wonderful couple.
This is not a newborn.
@@counterfeit4450The description said 8 weeks old
@@WorthlessDeadEnd that’s pretty new born. 2 months
His
It is such a precious moment, he'll remember it forever ❤
That was the cutest little “whoooo” I’ve ever heard in my life!
Sounded like when you push them in a swing and they ooooh!! or when they're running down a hill really fast! so cute!
Ric Flair: " Woooooo"
Baby: Wooooo!
Oh YEAH esuac this is REAL
😊😂❤
agreed! haha
This should show people who think that they can say anything and everything around children, how much they can mimic your behavior 😮❤
100% Верно !!!
@@normancason-bn7cc They copy rudeness when they observe someone else doing it
she even sticks her tongue out mimicking him after so smart
Yeah, and in no time she’ll be sent to her room for sticking her tongue out.
@@nilslindqvist8825 Calm down negative Nancy.
@@nilslindqvist8825 😂😂😂
This mimicking behavior is also seen in other primates, btw. I'm not sure when it normally starts.
How do you know that's a girl child?
That sound came from the depths of her precious little soul❤❤
So cute. She’s learning how to use her voice box, so adorable 🥰
She has a good ear and voice. Gonna be a singer.
Yes, She did make that precious sound from the very depths of her soul! I couldn’t stop watching because it was angelic.
@@amberg4131 ; Alas, I don’t believe she was exercising her vocal cords. She’s from a divinity we have yet to acknowledge or witness often. Keep your eyes wide. For soon babies like her will begin to be noticed all around us. We simply must be open for an evolution in infancy, and far past childhood stage and beyond. But most notably in babies & younger beings, because our thoughts of what they (babies) can do are so limited by past thinking that many miracles occur unnoticed. Often people tend to explain phenomena like this, to what they are familiar with. Such as exercising her vocal cords. We have embarked on a whole new era for humanity. EMBRACE the FUTURE,, IT IS NOW.
J parles de vous tifra paix à son âme karima
That little howl was so precious !!!
So sweet🥰
Little pup! 😊
She is indeed an angel !! Crystal baby
Look at this sweet baby! So intelligent!
I love how she kinda surprises herself with the sound. So adorable
I love Mom’s giggling as she tries to preserve the moment.
Oh how precious sweet little Angel.
Right😢
This is BEAUTIFUL!!! My 2nd baby is 7 weeks and smiling and trying to talk to us❤❤❤ she knows she's gotta catch up to her big brother❤❤❤
We can't see dad's heart but we know it just grew 10x🥰
آفرین
@Cat Tailer
My dear, I beg to differ with you. We can most definitely CAN see dad's heart AND soul. It's right there in his hands. So precious.
@@mmariemarkel7482 👍 good point💖
@@mmariemarkel7482awww ❤
So true!!! 💗
This tiny human has only just started humaning and is already doing such a good job! I love dad's reaction. That is a man who will be there for his children.
They really are just brand new humans, it's really fascinating
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Smart baby
@@thebusybees2006
how?
@@Hlil She’s doing a great joy imitating at such an early age
She howled like a little baby wolf. Precious.
I bet she's going to be a daddy's girl.
My mom has watched it 10 times already.
She loves babies.
She had 4. If she was able, she would have 8 more. 😊
“A little baby Wolf” 😅😅😅 that was kute
ok dad watch out that baby is going to teach you some lessons when it is 3 am in the morning and that howl will go off like an alarm clock
I’m just like your Mum … I adore babies as my father did also! Apparently, when a young boy my Granny, his mother saw him leave the home with something up his jumper. When she asked him what it was he said it was a blanket for to wrap the baby next door in … as he was going in too steak it!!‼️
“steal”
@@isabelboydcolhoun7420 LOL😅My wild imagination! If you’d meant ‘stake’ then your dad was gonna get rid of the vampire baby next door 😊… but if he was going to ‘steak’ the baby, then your young daddy was going to have a very peculiar meal 😝😂
Typos can be such fun 😆
Невероятно! Какой прекрасный и умный человечек! Долгих и счастливых лет жизни тебе милое дитя!❤
This is the best father infant communication, and role modelling, I have ever seen.
It's also Pure Love.
I've watched this like 10 times. I cannot get enough of this precious moment.
Me as well ..
Same❤❤❤
Me too ❤❤❤
I am still on it...
Я тоже смотрела много раз, но...
She's going to be an absolute genius. Also I melted away! 💕💕💕
I know, right? ... about melting away!😄
Goosebumps in this moment their brains, hearts, and souls connect and communicate.
What a darling baby, and a really sweet father. Awesome.
👍👍👍👍🌹☘🙋♀️🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹👏🙋♀️
Awesome
Happy loved baby
There’s nothing sweet about forcing a stranger into this capitalist hellscape
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes. The baby’s amazing, but dad’s amused expression of awe was truly adorable. Very loving interaction.
He's so in love with her. How could one not be?
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That little "Oooh" gets me in the ticker every time. She's absolutely adorable. I love her 🥰🥰 And Daddy's totally in awe of his beautiful baby girl.
Clever youngster that's what's going to be like later on do you think.❤❤❤
That's the best part of life. I've got 4 grown kids and those memories are priceless.
She even got the same pitch as her father's.Wonderful!
How beautiful.❤
Exactly 8 degree higher, so talented, little musician
Better even :D !
I’m like whoa…that was an octave higher. Wonderful little baby voice. So precious.
The Dad’s surprise was so genuinely adorable!
Q.lindos❤❤
好可愛❤
So glad you recorded this precious moment. Wow! Thats incredible! She’s adorable❤
Me too!😅😅😅
He's*
How'd you all recognise she is a girl? Genuinly curious?
@@rudrashishdasgupta6406I’m assuming because the baby’s wearing pink 🥰💕
Your face and your expressions are the most important thing in the world to your newborn.
At first she sounds like a little bird. How precious is she. She is even doing a call back to him. This sound is something he will treasure forever. ❤️
She is precious. Love the way she mimics you exactly too! PRECIOUS MOMENT
You can hear mommy's sweet crying tears of joy as she records this🥹❤🥰
What a beautiful bond this father is developing with his daughter here... precious moments🙏🏻🥰
She's laughing.
They have a genius just 8 weeks old oh my God
@@marcialussier2467 tears of joy... laughing with emotion🥰
You should loop this right after the:"oooh"😂❤
My sixth was an only child and being older, five grown and flown or working, l finally had o e to one, with one of mine. He spoke very early, and could read at 12 mths old. The youngest child to get a library membership. Amazing librarians by telling them what books were about inside. Back to this young couple and amazing baby, dad is super, baby amazing, but listen, listen to mum with camera, quivering with delight, she's so moved, she shaking in her breathing. Beautiful family. May heaven smile on all three and keep them bonded like this forever. And when life hurts, and tempers fray, please Lord, guide them back to this lovely clip.
No b.s. I just watched this at least 20 times. So freaking precious
Same 🙌🏻
I watched it many times yesterday and I'm back for More
That baby is S M A R T. ❤
Es Em Ar Tee~
@@-SashaAlex- great word play
@@NSGca Simpson refference XD
Natural instinct so he won't eat her hahaha!
@@digitaldame2672 you're killing me! I'm laughing so hard I almost peed myself. 🤣
Just more proof of how important dad's are!
She look at him like..'what's so funny?'😂 Her voice is so strong. God Bless you all.
I love baby conversations! One of the best parts of being a parent is when you get to watch them grow and learn new things..
So sweet. 8 week old baby is a fast learner and oh so adorable. Daddy is a good teacher.
Earthlings - if that doesn’t convince the worse skeptics babies are incredible gifts from God, I don’t know what will.🫶🏻
yeah right?
Just a pity he teaches her to use God's name in vain - the only sin that God specifically says will not go unpunished!!!
Negga what@@annelizevandermerwe3984
@@annelizevandermerwe3984 You really think god would smite a baby?
so beautiful to c a dad and daughter talking to each other.
Thank you lord for this precious family!
What an utterly gorgeous little baby, and I love the way Dad is so awestruck by the interaction too.
What a little angel ❤
Dolce,😊😊😊😊😊😊
They just wrap you around their little fingers, immediately.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Purity, straight from god. If only we could stay that way!
Not cries but mimics her dads with a howl! Adorable!!
아유 귀여워요.
아기의 옹알이가 아빠보다 더 박력있어요.
아가야 건강히 예쁘게 잘 자라렴!
This video also shows how newborn babies learn non-verbal communication, the start of their social skills, empathy. ❤❤❤
At 8 weeks?
YEP!!!-Duh
@@bethulrich5406yep. 🌿
@@kennethbransford820yes. They are capable of far more than many people understand, and they mimic our facial expressions, plus they feel our emotions.
@@kennethbransford820yes. They are capable of far more than many people understand, and they mimic our facial expressions, plus they feel our emotions.
What a beautiful child! And so smart!
Not really. Just imitating what was heard. Up until it’s about 6 or 7 orcas, parrots, ravens, and chimps are all significantly smarter.
@@Ivantheterrible81280🤓
@@Shaitana-yy9ellive your own evil ways bruh but when you meet God one day will be priceless I wish I could be there to see your face: "PLEASE GOD I DIDN'T MEAN TO. PLEASE IM SORRY I DIDNT KNOW!!" you'll be all alone poor thing. And I hope this comment gets burnt into your mind and will ring in your ears in the moment as your stomach turns and you salivate in totally fear whilst frozen. You shrug it off now but each second you get closer to that reality and it will eat at you whether you like it or not.
But that doesn't need to happen. We are all given a free chance and that's why God gave us life. To make that choice but you're throwing it all away. God wanted you but if you reject then he can't force you to love him.
Oh. Well. If you say so on the internet it must be true.
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A friend of mine had five sisters. Her six months old baby sister started talking after each one of them took turns encouraging her to talk. By the age of 1, she was talking better than a 3 year old. Extraordinary attention and effort will create extraordinary gifts 🎁 ❤️
Such an AMAZINGYADORABLE
little sweet❤️ precious 😍 cuteheart💖 special ❣️ LOVEDOLL 💕darlin' 😇angelbaby 💯sweetheart ♥️sweet,cute 😘precious,sugarsweet,💖special 💕 loveheart 😍 😘 pretty little angelbaby 💗lovedoll darlin'! BLESS her pretty little heart! God love'er & her parents!!May God bless & love'em ALL!❤️ Precious little sweetheart 💕 💖SPECIAL💗 little 💖cuteheart 😇angelbaby😇 lovedoll sugarsweet darlin!'
Absolutely adorable ❤. He's very smart and talking already. God bless him and his parents ❤.
That is just about the cutest, sweetest thing I've seen.
When my little sister was a baby, a bit older than this baby, I'd stick my tongue out at her.
She'd laugh like it was the most hilarious thing ever.
Then, she'd stick her tongue out a little, too.
Sometimes, she even tried to grab my tongue.
It's so much fun watching them learn, mimic and laugh.
They're fascinated by the simplest things.
They'd rather play in the cardboard box their gifts came in.
Oh good! Im glad you learned the secret of "The cardboard box" from your lil sister so that when u have your own lil blessings, you dont waste money 🤗
Didnt know tiny ones could do that so soon..amazing...😂
So true, my gma taught me about this since i had my 1st child. They love playing with pots & pans big spoons more than some toys
@@joannacruz9818 My memory goes back to about 3 years of age and pots and their respective lids were my choice of toys.
My children also loved to play in a box 📦 when a neighbor had an appliance delivered they would bring the empty box in our house. Once we cut windows and a door in it. They had so much fun 😀
These new little ones are so much more alert and aware! Keep engaging her and watch her excel exponentially!
Actually, babies have always been that alert... It's just parents who didn't realize their potential! & didn't bother to interact with them... just let them lie there like stuffed toys!!! & How many dads took the time to co-parent in this manner?
Sad but true...
Babies have always had the capacity to be this alert.. parents on the other hand
Parents with jibbidy jaibidy have advanced knowledge capabilities in their kids.
Enjoy the moments. I promise you will see miracles every day.❤
це прекрасно бачити, чути ,хай Господь береже вас!
So precious. Babies truly are a gift from God.
She's a bright little angel! Keep nurturing her ability to mimic you and you'll be amazed at how fast she catches on to things! Babies are little sponges! ❤
A bright baby! Gonna be a smart one!
That's what I told my mom.
She's one smart baby.
Only 8 weeks old, too.
I bet she'll be talking soon.
My mom said said I was putting sentences together at 10 months old. I think this baby will, too.
For me, this was way before social media, CD's and cell phones.
They did have some video of me. Unfortunately, it was destroyed in a flood.
I'm glad they recorded this so she can see what she did as a baby.
Great memories to look back on.
The art of livin
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Hahaha same! My mom has me on tape arguing with her in full sentences at 11 months!😂
I think babies like us grow up to be big on clarity of communication. The worst thing for me is to be misunderstood, and I take great pains to fully explain my ideas. I also tend to make posts that are too long for this generation to read. 😂
So cute
What do you mean gonna😂 she already is!!!!!
Love how sweet and gentle he is with his little doll❤!
I can't stop watching this adorable baby. Thank you for sharing in sad days as today❤
The cutest thing I have ever seen! Beautiful child, folks!
This is the most beautiful, little sound I've ever heard a new baby make. It's TOO DAMN PRECIOUS!👶🏻🎶😍🥰
this is literally how you are supposed to talk to kids ♡ they love it
Exactly right
My daughter loves to talk, she will literally do similar to this when I'm talking to her and when I'm talking with a friend long enough, she starts cooing and babbling, needing to be a part of the conversation. It is the sweetest thing ❤️
She is simply amazing ... OMG the purity of that girl ... GOD bless her ❤❤❤
AMEN
❤️❤️ they are a smart as you let them be! Keep it up…she’s a little precious sponge❤️❤️
All that wondrous awareness, intelligence and magical potential, contained inside that tiny little being. Incredible! God bless her and her lovely dad.
AND MOM
@@deborahwhite6814 Of course - but I was referring to what we saw on the video!
Пересматриваю уже наверное 20й раз! Невозможно оторваться. Когда малышка реагирует голосом на папу , аж дух захватывает от умиления!!!!!!
😊😊😊😊😢😢😢❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😊
Yes, Difficult to pull oneself from this perfectly caught video. Great timing! Beautiful baby!
Бесподобно.
Undrar om det är en tjej eller en kille? 😊
Tak,ja mam tak samo, mogę oglądać ciągle ❤
❤❤❤ So beautiful and heartwarming! Daddys girl is ready to rock! She is showing daddy how elated she is to be interacting. May God allow them to have the most wonderful bond, of course, momma included !! She is just as excited to hear her adorable baby wooing with her dad!!🎉🎉🎉
Amen in Jesus name.
Babies are so cute but funny. She’s just a princess
The attempt to not freak out and scare her but his excitement is clearly through the roof, so sweet!
she's like why are you suprised?
@@jobotmangnfants be like: these people are impressed by anything 💀
There is just nothing cuter and sweeter than hearing a baby coo and mimic like this❤❤❤
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This is absolutely amazing! Keep talking and making noises…interactions like that will make such a great bond between you! What a beauty!
They are so amazing at this age their little brains are playing connect the dots and to get to see those dots connecting is so cool! ❤
This is honestly the cutest thing I've seen. Priceless
The baby’s voice is so pure and clean, a true angel on earth ❤
No doubt she will be a singer.
That is so darn cute. She imitates Dad’s voice, the tongue sticking out too. So very adorable.Love it❤️😍😘👏👍
Awesome
They're not even walking or eating on their own & answering BK. 😂 God Bless her! Adorable 🥰
This is the sweetest age when they start trying to communicate...she is so beautiful
Боже какой умненький ребёнок! Какая прелесть, сокровище, какое счастье безграничное у вас в руках! А вы ещё не осознаете!
С чего вы взяли, что не осознают)
@@Осенняялиства-т1вОсознают обычно тридцать лет спустя 😊
😂так ребёнок развиваеться.
Здоровья малышу и папе с мамой и мирного неба😊❤
Он радуется, значит уже осознал. Для родителей нет инструкций.
So precious beautiful baby Congratulations
How precious!
Truly the most adorable "whoooo"👶
I love how amazed the dad is 🥰
Genuine pure joy❤
What a little cutie patoodie.
Dad there, is beside himself.
She is sweet.
I don't think I've laughed louder, cried harder, and loved deeper, being a mom.
When my daughter was a baby, she was in the back seat in her carseat. She was about 1-11/2yrs old, and I heard very clearly, " I love you mommy". I was so thrilled! She didn't say any more full sentences for a while, but I clearly heard her. It was so precious. I always spoke to my kids without baby talk. They all learned to speak early. Keep it up, dad. She's learning from you. Mom too❤.
This is so adorable. Never ever underestimate these beautiful little ones. At 8 weeks she is learning to communicate. Keep it up Daddy . I talked to all of my babies. I loved to communicate with them. Babies are a beautiful blessing.
I don't see the importance of fatherhood. I always wondered what's the importance of fathers in a child's life. I can see why mothers are important. Women are socially and biologically programmed to be parents much more strongly than men are. Mothers are the ones that produce milk to feed to their babies. Also, mothers are the ones that are usually in charge of their babies, and they assume that role early on. Also, women have "maternal instinct", while men don't have anything like that. And also, children usually spend a lot more time with their mothers than they do with their fathers, and during that time, the mothers are usually taking care of the children.
Also, most animals in this world are only taken care by their mothers and they don't have their fathers around at all. So why are human fathers important? It seems that a child can grow up without a father, and still turn out ok.
@cks7548 The point of fathers is to protect and provide for the mother and child. Since the mother has to spend so much time taking care of the kids, the father has to work to provide a living for them. Also, fathers can teach their sons how to be a man mother's can't on their own. Without fathers society wouldn't be safe for mother's and children.
@@cks7548Society wouldn't be safe for mothers and children without fathers.
@@reeferrick1078 Many people are raised by single moms, and they turn out perfectly ok. The bond between mothers and children are a lot stronger than the bond between fathers and children are.
I heard that children who are raised by lesbian couples tend to turn out a lot better than children who are raised by heterosexual couples do.
I heard that lesbian relationships are healthier because they understand each other. If both partners understand each other, they won’t want to break up with each other. I also heard that women have higher rates of depression when married (in straight relationships).
Women have maternal instinct, while men don't have anything like that. Being fatherless doesn't affect children that badly. Men are not wired to be parents since a single man can father over 1000 of children, while a single woman can only mother about 10 children.
You get more DNA from your mother than your father. Also, your mom not only gave you more DNA (you’ve got her mitochondrial DNA too), but also provided you with every molecule that made up your body until birth.
A man only contributes one cell to a baby. All the materials to make a baby are supplied by the woman.
@cks7548 You might want to check the sources of what you're hearing because there is no evidence for it. Single mothers often lack discipline, and their children end up dead or in jail or on drugs. Fathers have a strong bond with their children as well.
Holding my daughter for the first time was the most amazing day of my life. Fathers day has a whole new meaning for me this year.
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So happy for you! 😊
Aww ❤❤❤
That was precious. Luv'd Dads reaction as well...beautiful. ❤❤❤
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Such a dear baby. ❤ How well I remember my first and second son-- long time back.
Babies are social and interact from an early age...people generally are not aware of this. ❤🙏🏾
Actually,-i think most People ARE AWARE OF THis,,,,
@@bethulrich5406many people are not aware of how sophisticated the interactions of a baby this age can be, and don't interact with them at deeper levels.
Yes many people do, but many simply don't. I have worked with babies and small children for over 50 years and I have seen a wide variety in that time. ❤️ 😊🌿
I have 3 chikdren and sidnt know this until my 3rd. We were all amazed. She lol at 7weeks old. It's so cool
Truth!
@@GypsyGirl317I agree many people don't grasp the level of learning an infant is capable of. My great nirce was able to do simple sign language at under a year of age even with learning disabilities. My youngest daughter was asking questions and saying words before 7 months of age. What's that? toes, water, please, yes, no etc - example* It was her pediatrician who realized it and pointed it out to me, who had not realized she was already speaking to me, LOL. She was verbally more fluent at 10 months, speaking in small sentences and in longer more complex sentences by 1yr. She had several hundred word mastered by 1 and was completely verbally fluent at approx 1yr 6 months. People would freak when she was fully conversing with adults before age 2 and could hold full conversations. By age 2 she had all of her children's books memorized and was reciting them back to me just with picture page cues. I would say by age 3-4 she was fully verbal on an adult level. She was around age 8 when she was tested and reading at 10th-11th grade grade level. Kids can do the majority of learning before age 7 and during birth to age 7 their brains are wired to do the most learning. It is sad because in school most parents think that age 5-6 is when most capability of learning starts when in actuality by that time 5-6 years have been wasted with only basic learning and skills. 😊
You can hear the pride in the mothers giggle. So cute and sweet.
What a precious little girl! Her tiny voice melts my heart!
Toooo Cute. Just goes to show how our kids pay very close attention to us. I love this Lil girl
Moments like this make life bearable and beautiful...❤
That baby's got some serious skills♥
Gifted baby!!!
I'm a grandpa of 4 beautiful grandkids. That is so precious.
Let the bond begin!🥰Daddy’s Little Girl. 💕She will be a singer🎶🎵💕☺️
Taught the baby how to Howl at a young age, priceless. I bet she will grow up to be a singer with those vocals. I hope you and your family will be blessed in the years to come.❤❤❤
I cannot stop watching this its so Adorable! Dads Reaction is precious!