Twins Should Be Watching The Movie But What They Do Instead Has Mom Running For The Camera

From the time we are very young, we begin to show our personalities in very interesting ways. In many cases, we continue to show those personalities throughout our lifetime as we hone them and build them as we get older. Sometimes, you can look at a child as young as 2 and know what they are going to be known for when they are 40 and it looks like these twins are a prime example. They do something that is so awesome (not to mention cute) that the internet is going crazy over it.
I don’t think that any of us would deny that little children are a lot of fun to watch and sometimes, they are almost too adorable to handle. The expression “as sweet as sugar” is probably the first thing that will come to mind. When you see the twins in this video, you will think they are covered in sugar and honey. As they hang out in from of the TV, you see Frozen playing in the background. It is what they do next, however, that really got the internet talking and this video went viral almost as soon as it was online.

If you are a parent, grandparent or of you just know someone with little kids, you have been exposed to the movie, Frozen. Many children will watch it over and over again. Honestly, the movie is really good but after you see these twins acting out a scene from Frozen, you will love the movie for an entirely new reason.

The children started out with one resting on a pillow but once the scene from Frozen started, they both sprung into action. When the twin stood up, they held hands almost as if to say, “here we go.”

If you look closely at the TV in the background, however, you will notice that the characters on Frozen are also standing there holding hands. This is just the first example of how they are able to mimic the movie and they do a really great job of it.

When was the last time you saw your children or someone else’s children doing something cute? What is the first thing you do when you see it? Today, we are walking around with a camera/video camera with us at all time so our natural reaction is to grab the camera and start shooting a video.

We can be thankful that the mother of these two adorable children thought to grab a camera and begin capturing it. She was probably thinking about how much her parents would love seeing it or perhaps sharing it with friends and family but she probably had no idea of just how far this video would go.

When we watch people on shows such as America’s Got Talent or Dancing with the Stars, we know that they spent more than a few hours to get things right. Some of them may have even spent a lifetime of study to reach the level where they are today.

That is perhaps one other thing that is amazing about these two little children. Although I’m sure that they have probably spent a number of hours watching Frozen, they just picked up the scene and what was going on naturally.

Children are able to pick up a lot from the time that they are an early age. When you think about the fact that they come into the world and within just a couple of years they are walking, talking and interacting with others in different ways.

How are children able to do this? They pick up things in the world around them, watching their parents eat, walk, talk and hang out in general. That is how they were able to pick up the things they saw on the screen in front of them. As the movie played, they absorbed what is happening in front of them. That is why many people will say that children are like sponges.

I’m constantly amazed with what I see in the world around me. There are so many wonderful examples of how fascinating we are that sometimes it is almost overwhelming. These young children are more than a cute video. It is an example of just what we are capable of doing.

Watch the video for yourself and you will see that it is worth every moment. It’s little wonder why millions of people have watched it, many of which have watched it multiple times.

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