In a clip shared by @aliceinkinzland, a toddler can be seen sleeping alongside his mom on the couch. However, as soon as the beats of the hit song “I Like to Move It” start playing, the kid immediately gets up and starts dancing.

“Literally full comatose and all it takes is his jam and hes ready to roll,” @aliceinkinzland wrote in the caption of the video.

The video ended up getting 5.4 million views since being shared earlier in May while also receiving close to 1K comments. Other TikTok users seemed impressed with the toddler’s passion for music.

“his body started moving before he even woke up LMAO,” one person commented.

“He likes to move it move it,” another added.

Replying to some of the comments, @aliceinkinzland shared that the toddler is “obsessed with music.” This is a great thing, because studies have shown that music prompts toddlers to move and helps them develop fine motor skills and coordination while also improving their mood.

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In a viral video posted on TikTok, Bentley can be seen patiently waiting for his mom to set the ground rules for his shopping spree. After the clock starts running, the boy makes a calculated decision to stick with one bookshelf and try to get as many books on different topics as he can.

Moore immediately realizes her “mistake” as Bentley skillfully piles up books in the bag. He ends up filling out the whole bag while keeping a big grin on his face for the whole time.

“I tried to surprise him for his 12th birthday, and it immediately backfired. I underestimated him,” Moore wrote in the caption of the video, which was viewed 1.1 million times.

Social media users were intrigued to learn more about the book haul, so Moore posted several follow-up videos. Bentley ended up purchasing 47 books while the total cost was $274 after Moore used her points and stamps.

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According to Linaker, she recently had struggles with mental health and depression that didn’t allow her to treat her garden the way she would like. This allowed nature to take over and make the outdoor space a bit chaotic.

Linaker’s daughter is pregnant and had an idea to do a gender reveal party in the family’s garden, but its state wasn’t the most welcoming place for that. This prompted her 16-year-old son and the rest of the children to take it upon themselves to do something about it.

They cut all the grass and overgrown plants, cleaned up the garbage, and washed the pavements with a power washer. Their efforts resulted in a makeover that amazed Linaker and more than four million people that watched her clip.

“I have the best children,” Linaker wrote in the caption of the video.

Linaker also shared some footage of the gender reveal party that took place in the transformed garden, and the place looks really special.

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Convey recently shared this unusual story in a video uploaded on TikTok that was already watched five million times.

“Has anybody else got a British — and I have to stress, British — toddler who watches Ms. Rachel and, as they’ve started to speak, you realize they’ve actually got an American accent,” Convey says at the beginning of the clip.

Convey then asks Bea to say the words “car,” “more,” “ears,” and “zebra,” and the toddler proceeds to pronounce them in an American accent.

As it turns out, other parents have been experiencing similar things with their toddlers. One mom from the US commented on Convey’s video, saying that her toddler actually developed a British accent by watching the popular UK animated show Peppa Pig.

“My very American toddler developed a British accent from Peppa Pig, and it’s turned Australian from Bluey,” @dech542 wrote in the comments section.

So there you have it. If you don’t want your toddlers to develop foreign accents, be careful about the things they watch. But, if you ask us, it doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

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In a clip shared by @aliceinkinzland, a toddler can be seen sleeping alongside his mom on the couch. However, as soon as the beats of the hit song “I Like to Move It” start playing, the kid immediately gets up and starts dancing.

“Literally full comatose and all it takes is his jam and hes ready to roll,” @aliceinkinzland wrote in the caption of the video.

The video ended up getting 5.4 million views since being shared earlier in May while also receiving close to 1K comments. Other TikTok users seemed impressed with the toddler’s passion for music.

“his body started moving before he even woke up LMAO,” one person commented.

“He likes to move it move it,” another added.

Replying to some of the comments, @aliceinkinzland shared that the toddler is “obsessed with music.” This is a great thing, because studies have shown that music prompts toddlers to move and helps them develop fine motor skills and coordination while also improving their mood.

The post Watch a Sleepy Toddler Get Woken Up from “Full Comatose” by His Favorite Song appeared first on parentztalk.com.

In a viral video posted on TikTok, Bentley can be seen patiently waiting for his mom to set the ground rules for his shopping spree. After the clock starts running, the boy makes a calculated decision to stick with one bookshelf and try to get as many books on different topics as he can.

Moore immediately realizes her “mistake” as Bentley skillfully piles up books in the bag. He ends up filling out the whole bag while keeping a big grin on his face for the whole time.

“I tried to surprise him for his 12th birthday, and it immediately backfired. I underestimated him,” Moore wrote in the caption of the video, which was viewed 1.1 million times.

Social media users were intrigued to learn more about the book haul, so Moore posted several follow-up videos. Bentley ended up purchasing 47 books while the total cost was $274 after Moore used her points and stamps.

The post Mom Makes a “Mistake” By Letting Her Son Have a Shopping Spree in a Bookstore appeared first on parentztalk.com.

According to Linaker, she recently had struggles with mental health and depression that didn’t allow her to treat her garden the way she would like. This allowed nature to take over and make the outdoor space a bit chaotic.

Linaker’s daughter is pregnant and had an idea to do a gender reveal party in the family’s garden, but its state wasn’t the most welcoming place for that. This prompted her 16-year-old son and the rest of the children to take it upon themselves to do something about it.

They cut all the grass and overgrown plants, cleaned up the garbage, and washed the pavements with a power washer. Their efforts resulted in a makeover that amazed Linaker and more than four million people that watched her clip.

“I have the best children,” Linaker wrote in the caption of the video.

Linaker also shared some footage of the gender reveal party that took place in the transformed garden, and the place looks really special.

The post Kids Surprise Their Mom With a Makeover of Her Messy Garden appeared first on parentztalk.com.

Convey recently shared this unusual story in a video uploaded on TikTok that was already watched five million times.

“Has anybody else got a British — and I have to stress, British — toddler who watches Ms. Rachel and, as they’ve started to speak, you realize they’ve actually got an American accent,” Convey says at the beginning of the clip.

Convey then asks Bea to say the words “car,” “more,” “ears,” and “zebra,” and the toddler proceeds to pronounce them in an American accent.

As it turns out, other parents have been experiencing similar things with their toddlers. One mom from the US commented on Convey’s video, saying that her toddler actually developed a British accent by watching the popular UK animated show Peppa Pig.

“My very American toddler developed a British accent from Peppa Pig, and it’s turned Australian from Bluey,” @dech542 wrote in the comments section.

So there you have it. If you don’t want your toddlers to develop foreign accents, be careful about the things they watch. But, if you ask us, it doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

The post British Toddler Speaks in an American Accent After Watching Ms. Rachel appeared first on parentztalk.com.