Toddler’s Adorable Sing-Along And Dance Routine To ‘This Little Light Of Mine’
A toddler has the cutest and most adorable sing-along and dance routine to the timeless classic “This Little Light of Mine.”
All children seem to latch onto and become obsessed with some form of media. They always find something that grabs their attention, whether it’s a television show, the characters in that show, a movie, or some specific song. And as all parents know, that attachment is instant. There is no gradual, see-how-it-goes with a child. When they know, they know. They become infatuated with that item, character or song and watch it or sing it repeatedly, much to their parents’ irritation.
A clip posted on social media shows a young man, a toddler, who has even worked out dance moves to accompany his favorite song. It’s likely the cutest and most endearing thing you’ll see all day.
The video shows the one-year-old right up next to the television. He stands mere inches away to avoid missing anything happening on the screen. When it’s important, you, like Aerosmith sang, “don’t want to miss a thing.”
A handful of puppets are on the screen. The characters resemble something from Sesame Street or a similar child’s program. However, like the little guy in the video, the characters are not simply standing in one place and looking good for the camera.
Instead, the characters on the television are singing the children’s song, “This Little Light of Mine.” It’s a lyric video, so the song's words appear on the screen above the felt characters’ heads.
“This little light of mine
I’m gonna let it shine
This little light of mine
I’m gonna let it shine”
While he may only be one year old, the young man knows every lyric. He also throws in a cute dance move, swaying back and forth as he and the characters sing the timeless tune.
What an absolutely precious sight!
Proverbs 22:6 “Train up a child in the way he should go, and even when he is old he will not depart from it.”
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