Pro-life vid of day: Fisher-Price welcomes first babies of 2015

by Kelli

From Fisher-Price comes a new short film that tugs at the heartstrings, featuring moms and babies from around the world:

Meet the first YouTube stars of 2015. Delivered in 24 hours, this heartwarming short film captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding some of the first babies born around New Year�s all over the world. Watch real parents hold their babies for the first time, showing that the best possible start in life begins with love.

Families from all over the world – Kenya, Bangladesh, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Poland, and the United States – are represented.

[youtube]http://youtu.be/ai2jv9bU-VY[/youtube]

[HT: Jill; image via 4kids.co.uk]

Jan.05, 2015 12:00 pm | Video of the day |

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3 Comments on “Pro-life vid of day: Fisher-Price welcomes first babies of 2015”

Kelsey

January 5th, 2015 at 12:15 pm

My mom has a January 1 birthday. She was the first baby born to Lynchburg, VA in… I won’t say the year, she wouldn’t be happy! But it was in the days before Falwell and Liberty University, a very small town, and Mom got in the paper for being the town’s New Year baby. I think my grandparents also got a bunch of free baby supplies. And when mom had her first birthday, the newspaper did a follow-up story.

A VERY small town.

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Pamela

January 5th, 2015 at 2:33 pm

Ah…they (the babies) had me at “Hello”… ;)

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JDC

January 5th, 2015 at 6:10 pm

So sweet! :)

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