Baby's A to B 101 - Special Demonstration 00:13: Measurement and estimation of the vertical height 00:24: Secondary measurement and actual trial 00:33: Step-back and execution of PLAN B 00:39: Break time & Rejuvenation 00:44: Last spurt 00:50: Free fall and maintain zero velocity to conserve the energy 01:13: Take the final step 01:36: Expressing a sense of accomplishment
I just love this baby! So smart and determined. When that precious little hand with dimples stretches out to check and re-check the floor distance, it just wins my heart every time I watch this!! And that self pleased smile at the end just melts you! God Bless little darling😇😘
@sochan vlog. 0:03-0:35: "Hmmm 🤔 now how am I going to do this?" 0:38: "What? what chu lookin at?? Just gimme a second, okay? I'm working on it." 0:38-1:08: "Boy that was tough, let me take a minute" 1:08-1:25: "Okay I'm almost there". 1:26-1:36: "😀ALRIGHT! I did it"
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