I kept wanting the mom to take her out from all that noise and interact with her more. That’s such a confusing place for a baby put in a strangers arms! Seems so sweet.❣️
She's so cute. I love all of your gotcha days, they are all so precious. Thankyou for giving them the wonderful lives they deserve, you are amazing. 💛🧡💜
Marilyn Luckhurst Yes I recently found videos from Kazakastan " baby houses" they require these parents to visit the babies every day for a week or two. The end result is completly trauma free
Nadia is so cute. Seemed to be ok with all the chaos and crying going on. Was cute when your would talk to her and she just stairs at you. I hop you all have a good life together.
Non mi piace il caos e la confusione con cui gestiscono questo momento dedicato. Alcuni bambini sono spaventati, troppo rumore e pianti, gruppi di persone troppo numerosi.
Nadia was so serious and calm ---- she was taking it all in. That poor other baby seemed to cry the entire time.... You could see that Nadia was getting sleepy at around 7:00. It was so sweet when she was snuggling to you. What a tiny, precious, sweet bundle of love!
Oh my gosh. When I saw your sweet baby I saw my oldest Emily (who is now 24). They could be twins! And a Emily was sweet, curious, and taking it all in like her! I miss that time. ❤️
It's so strange how adoptive children seem like they belonged to the parents all along... It never ceases to amaze me how they are a world away yet somehow belong to each other and are made for each other... In this case it seemed they bonded instantly!!!! So beautiful to see!!!!!
I have only recently seen the "Gotcha Day" videos. This was one of the first I saw and thought what a beautiful baby. When I found the other videos you took when your girls were older, it allowed my curiosity to be satisfied. What an awesome job you and your husband have done in raising your daughters. I have to tell you I have seen this video about a dozen times. The same withAmelia's. And Dani. Wow about 2 dozen times. She is a delight and and gives me a much needed smile.Thank you for the glimpse into your world. Precious
awidowsheart me too..so neat. My niece is waiting on the call to receive, hopefully, twins so I took an interest in gotcha videos and just love this family
It is so heartwarming to see the little ones, so skeptical at first, in the arms of their new parents, looking at them so hard and you wonder what they are thinking, then shortly the little ones trust the new parent, and lean against them and fall asleep.
I love the way you give them time to Express their emotions out and be patient with them may God bless you for them. 2020 hope they're doing fine please keep them safe
Interesting comment, considering that on one of our other adoption videos you called our daughter an "ungrateful whining BRAT" and said when no one is looking we should "BACKHAND THE LITTLE BASTARD!"
Мне нравиться наблюдать за реакцией малышей на процедуру их усыновления. Все ведут себя по разному. Кто то сильно плачет, понимая что их отдают в чужую им семью, кто то, как эта малышка относятся спокойно. Мама пила из термоса, а ребёнок так смотрела, она тоже хотела пить, а мама не поняла.
She is so so beautiful! I know this was some time ago, but I love these gotcha videos. I never will understand why they rush in, hand the babies off & the nanny leaves. Nor will I understand why they do all of these in the same room.
Connie Songer - Most things are very different now. China's international adoption program is no babies, all special needs, and much smaller numbers. And no matter how the transfer is done, whether lots of children at once or one-on-one in a hotel room (we've done it both ways), it is always terribly stressful for the child, and for the parents.
They only do that to not have the baby attach themselves to the nanny. The baby needs to adjust to the adopting parents and gain trust. By doing that they need their full attention towards the adopting parents and away from the original care giver.
Mandy Skilbeck most of these people know they're adopting for years. The fact they can't be bothered to learn a few important phrases seems incredibly lazy
Cheyenne Waters Yes in real life. But I should add it's usually parents that ruined them. But yes I've seen conpletly miserable babies a couple times. Not a bad day. All day everyday miserable. I suppose some are born with mental illness I don't know
Little Miss boss, girl, baby Nadia, that she’s so mellow and calm. She’s such a gentle, sweet girl. My favorite video of her is trying to explain lord of the rings that was the cutest video ever when she was like two so cute and little Amilee and Dani they’re my favorite girls these three beauties and they have the best mom and dad but the mother she’s amazing she’s so good with them. It’s like these kids were just supposed to be their kids. I love these girls my three angels now they’re teenagers now it’s it’s amazing. God bless all of you. ♥️♥️♥️🌸🌸🌸🙏🙏🙏👑👑👑
@@rosemarieperrotti2742 So you are seeing a small glimpse of an hours long event where we went to a government office to meet and start the paperwork to adopt our children. All the babies were cared for, but we didn't record every second and every action.
Come sono gestiti male questi primi incontri, nella confusione più totale, alcuni bambini piangono a lungo, disperati, senza essere consolati, quanta approssimazione. Bravissimi i genitori.
She probably had a boil on her head at some time prior to us getting her, which had to be lanced and/or shaved. We were told that the orphanage she came from is very hot, with frequent power outages. Apparantly those boils and bumps are caused by heat and are fairly common there. Some of the other babies in our group from the same orphanage had similar problems. It is my understanding that it isn't at all uncommon.
That had to be so hard for her to see you drinking that water as you can tell she was so thirsty, and as you said it was so warm in there.:(Atleast she got to be adopted .
The nanny's need not hang around ! It's hard enough for them and the baby ! I know they are worried and hate to see these little dolls cry , it seems easier when they are younger they don't understand as much ! All around it's just really hard
What a beautiful child. How long did you wait for your referral? Have you heard anything over there about it getting longer? We have LID of 4-27-07. I can't wait to experience this. We have a daughter from Korea who is 3 and she really wants a Mei Mei.
So I have a question. When a person, or couple has a desire to adopt from China, why does this process take so long? Taking children from the only mothers they have ever know may have lasting trauma, and we see the sadness here, however short it may last. If someone chose to be considered to adopt one of the children in China, why not put in an application, do a home check, complete all the legal paperwork, and then wait until a baby becomes available, match the baby with perspective parents, and let the parent come earlier in the process. I'm sure it is less traumatic on a newborn as opposed to a toddler. Prospective parents would have already completed a home check, etc, and the babies would have to spend less time in an orphanage, and more time in a family unit. Just my question after watching a hundred of these videos. If only I ruled the world!
Sorry, somehow your questions were missed when you made these comments last year. My apologies. Quite a few years ago, China's international adoption program shifted to special needs only. Consequently, there are essentially no longer any "babies" being adopted internationally from China...and there never were any "newborns". Now, any infants being adopted would be domestic adoptions within China. As for how long it takes, you are dealing with the bureaucratic requirements for two, separate governments. We had months of U.S. government required steps, and we had months of Chinese government required steps as well. When dealing with governments, nothing happens quickly. Even so, our second and third adoptions were completed in less than a year each (from choosing an adoption agency to completion), which by Chinese adoption standards was actually pretty fast.
The nannies have to hand the babies over they leave because it's very stressful and upsetting for them and the child to them the nanny is mum don't judge them
Well thats not true because you really follow these the nanny's meet up at the social services office the next day and tell the parents all about the babies likes , dislikes etc. This isn't the last they see them. But ok sounds good
e duro e tramatico al princípio. estes babys. chineses. da pra perceber. q sao crianças tristes. sente e carregam o tralma do abandono. eles não. dão um sorriso. feliz da quelé. q for adotado. fico 🤔😔💔😭😭 😳🥺🙄
dindyn14 every time I see those videos,some parents are clueless!!!! Bring a toy,snack,anything!!! What is wrong with everyone???but cameras I everyone's faces!!! Ridiculous! How can you go meet a child empty handed?
I'd have a complete break down in that night mare place. I can't believe these Babies can handle the chaos. She's so well behaved or just PTSD from the orphanage and is numb to emotion
Our experience with Nadia was the proverbial unicorns and rainbows. From the beginning she was curious and inquisitive, affectionate and happy, and very smart. It was a surreal experience and we are fully aware that it was most definitely NOT at all typical. She is almost 12 now and is an amazing, well-adjusted, and generally confident kid.
I kept wanting the mom to take her out from all that noise and interact with her more. That’s such a confusing place for a baby put in a strangers arms!
Yeah, it was chaotic. They had about 14 families in there at once. We had no control over it and no options. You go where they say and do what they say. Nadia handled it all wonderfully though. No apparent sadness or fear, which is pretty amazing, all things considered. For 2-3 days she occasionally looked a little confused, but that's it.
It's very hard for the nannies to hand over the babies they have looked after since birth they leave quickly as it is very upsetting for them and the child
L'incontro con i nuovi genitori deve essere fatto in maniera piu`armoniosa possibile e non in una stanza piena di gente con i piccolini che urlano ! Poveri tesori !
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I hate how they do this, just cram all into room then throw baby at you and say good luck. Ive seen other agencies have nannies take babies right to hotel room with babies and stay for a while, answer questions. I know regardless of how its done baby will be upset but in a room full of other screaming babies is no help. Not enough places for people to even sit and comfort child. Adults get stressed also
They have so many children and so few staff...some areas are worse than others. They are doing what they can to help get these children to their adoptive parents and allow staff to get back to the other children who have even fewer staff to care for them while they are
Совсем крохи а уже так привыкли к воспитателям что им трудно с ними расстоваться. Дай бог им счастья неужели не понятно что дитё хочет спать. Что вы его "трепите", положите удобно на руках, пусть поспит.
Connie Long - Ha ha ha...this was 10.5 years ago. She is 11 now and easily survived the hour we held her while she wore the lanyard, and without a single injury. She was never in any danger. ☺
I kept wanting the mom to take her out from all that noise and interact with her more. That’s such a confusing place for a baby put in a strangers arms! Seems so sweet.❣️
She observes rather than absorbs the crying and chaos around her.Shes very beautiful. Congratulations to you all.
She is soooooooooooo incredibly precious and beautiful. What a little sweetie. May God bless you and keep you.
She's so cute. I love all of your gotcha days, they are all so precious. Thankyou for giving them the wonderful lives they deserve, you are amazing. 💛🧡💜
It's very hard for everyone but I agree these kids should not be handed to strangers they should get to know each other 1st and not in a crowded room
Marilyn Luckhurst Yes I recently found videos from Kazakastan " baby houses" they require these parents to visit the babies every day for a week or two. The end result is completly trauma free
Thank you for reminding me of those feelings we had when we picked up our daughter who is now a happy healthy grad student
Nadia is so cute. Seemed to be ok with all the chaos and crying going on. Was cute when your would talk to her and she just stairs at you. I hop you all have a good life together.
Shes so calm and precious. Beautiful baby. Blessings.
She’s so adorable and not crying either! The way she even snuggles with you so soon is awesome!
Non mi piace il caos e la confusione con cui gestiscono questo momento dedicato. Alcuni bambini sono spaventati, troppo rumore e pianti, gruppi di persone troppo numerosi.
Such a good baby. All the chaos and crying and she handled it so well. She's so beautiful. Congratulations!
Babies can never be bad and certainly not for not crying. Such a calm baby
She is so cute. You got the most precious baby. She is adorable. SO LUCKY.
Jennifer Phillips - Thanks! She is almost 12 now. 🙂
Nadia was so serious and calm ---- she was taking it all in. That poor other baby seemed to cry the entire time.... You could see that Nadia was getting sleepy at around 7:00. It was so sweet when she was snuggling to you. What a tiny, precious, sweet bundle of love!
Oh my gosh. When I saw your sweet baby I saw my oldest Emily (who is now 24). They could be twins! And a Emily was sweet, curious, and taking it all in like her! I miss that time. ❤️
I am much too old now, but how this makes me wish we had adopted a little girl. My adult sons agree. :)
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Louann instinctively sways with baby Nadia. My heart❤️
It's so strange how adoptive children seem like they belonged to the parents all along... It never ceases to amaze me how they are a world away yet somehow belong to each other and are made for each other... In this case it seemed they bonded instantly!!!! So beautiful to see!!!!!
Give her a drink
I have only recently seen the "Gotcha Day" videos. This was one of the first I saw and thought what a beautiful baby. When I found the other videos you took when your girls were older, it allowed my curiosity to be satisfied. What an awesome job you and your husband have done in raising your daughters. I have to tell you I have seen this video about a dozen times. The same withAmelia's. And Dani. Wow about 2 dozen times. She is a delight and and gives me a much needed smile.Thank you for the glimpse into your world. Precious
awidowsheart that is so sweet, thank you so much. They are a delight
awidowsheart me too..so neat. My niece is waiting on the call to receive, hopefully, twins so I took an interest in gotcha videos and just love this family
Ahora sí tendrá vida ,Bravo por la fam.que lo adoptó ..,DIOS Proteja al BB..👍
It is so heartwarming to see the little ones, so skeptical at first, in the arms of their new parents, looking at them so hard and you wonder what they are thinking, then shortly the little ones trust the new parent, and lean against them and fall asleep.
These parents see to be the best. I have enjoyed all three of their adoption vdeos
aaawwww
I love the way you give them time to Express their emotions out and be patient with them may God bless you for them. 2020 hope they're doing fine please keep them safe
what a darling, so sweet, you are. a very nice family now 😘😘
Poor baby. Before you got her that is. She just seems so tiny and cute!! God bless you 2
Moça bonita e amorosa! Parabéns e muitas felicidades para você e sua família!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏!
True love wins the world!
Such a beautiful baby
She is precious.
OMG! I can smell the sweet baby breath! You are soo lucky and BLESSED! Wonderful Baby!
Interesting comment, considering that on one of our other adoption videos you called our daughter an "ungrateful whining BRAT" and said when no one is looking we should "BACKHAND THE LITTLE BASTARD!"
@@DwimbleVideos : OMG I hope you banned him from your videos. She is absolutely adorable. Congratulations
@@DwimbleVideos No! I don't even know what to say😲😡
Ese hermoso bebito tenía sueño.
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Мне нравиться наблюдать за реакцией малышей на процедуру их усыновления. Все ведут себя по разному. Кто то сильно плачет, понимая что их отдают в чужую им семью, кто то, как эта малышка относятся спокойно. Мама пила из термоса, а ребёнок так смотрела, она тоже хотела пить, а мама не поняла.
i was grown up in the city , i fully understand how hot it is there in July.
Beautiful little baby, God Bless her.
Wow, that's a distressing amount of noise! Way too many people in one room. Hopefully, they handle that better since 2007.
You can tell she was just left in a crib. No emotion no nothing. Crying never worked before so she learned not to bother. Sad.
Omg. Just realised that
She is so so beautiful! I know this was some time ago, but I love these gotcha videos. I never will understand why they rush in, hand the babies off & the nanny leaves. Nor will I understand why they do all of these in the same room.
Connie Songer - Most things are very different now. China's international adoption program is no babies, all special needs, and much smaller numbers. And no matter how the transfer is done, whether lots of children at once or one-on-one in a hotel room (we've done it both ways), it is always terribly stressful for the child, and for the parents.
They only do that to not have the baby attach themselves to the nanny. The baby needs to adjust to the adopting parents and gain trust. By doing that they need their full attention towards the adopting parents and away from the original care giver.
They seem to handle it easier the younger they are.
Must be so hard with the children not understanding the language as with the parents
Mandy Skilbeck most of these people know they're adopting for years. The fact they can't be bothered to learn a few important phrases seems incredibly lazy
She's adorable I'd love to have her hold and kiss her love to all❤
Look at those big eyes he's adorable
melissa Trader SHE
melissa Trader she
What a beautiful baby!
WHAT A DOLL SHE IS SO PRECIOUS !!!
The children some of them have dark circles under their eyes. The kids are our so adorable!
When you kissed her, she laid on your shoulder, awww... such a good baby. This video makes me cry...so touching.
What is a 'good baby', please? Are there 'bad babys', too?
Cheyenne Waters Yes in real life. But I should add it's usually parents that ruined them. But yes I've seen conpletly miserable babies a couple times. Not a bad day. All day everyday miserable. I suppose some are born with mental illness I don't know
Kiss her now
She is so loving and sweet. Lucky you such a sweet baby
Little Miss boss, girl, baby Nadia, that she’s so mellow and calm. She’s such a gentle, sweet girl. My favorite video of her is trying to explain lord of the rings that was the cutest video ever when she was like two so cute and little Amilee and Dani they’re my favorite girls these three beauties and they have the best mom and dad but the mother she’s amazing she’s so good with them. It’s like these kids were just supposed to be their kids. I love these girls my three angels now they’re teenagers now it’s it’s amazing. God bless all of you. ♥️♥️♥️🌸🌸🌸🙏🙏🙏👑👑👑
Pense em uma bebezinha linda! Queria uma pra mim... 😘🥰💕
I feel bad when they cry so hard.
No drink for these babies? It must of been very hot in there for them. Babies cry for a reason!!
Yvette Dale And when the baby wipes her eyes they are tired!
Sandi Kosobucki poor little poppet so sad xx
Yeah because they don't no who these stranger are there scared hot and want there nanny
He watched you take a drink. Why didn’t you give him a drink.. poor baby I’m sure he was thirsty..😞
First off, she is a girl. 2nd, she was a baby who drank bottles. And you don't give babies drinks of water out of water bottles.
She should have gotten her her own baby bottle. I did bot except her to use her own water bottle.
@@rosemarieperrotti2742 So you are seeing a small glimpse of an hours long event where we went to a government office to meet and start the paperwork to adopt our children. All the babies were cared for, but we didn't record every second and every action.
Come sono gestiti male questi primi incontri, nella confusione più totale, alcuni bambini piangono a lungo, disperati, senza essere consolati, quanta approssimazione. Bravissimi i genitori.
Aww mommy and daddy lover so much right from the start :)
She's beautiful and so calm👍
Thank you!!
Adorable
太喜欢她了
What a cutie. So so sweet :)
She is so sweet...and tiny.
CONGRATS!!!
Disgusting!
The China kids get new family 🥰
Brava questa mamma
She probably had a boil on her head at some time prior to us getting her, which had to be lanced and/or shaved. We were told that the orphanage she came from is very hot, with frequent power outages. Apparantly those boils and bumps are caused by heat and are fairly common there. Some of the other babies in our group from the same orphanage had similar problems. It is my understanding that it isn't at all uncommon.
Congratulations, we were there last Feb 08 to bring our daughter home.
xanh01 how is she doing?
That had to be so hard for her to see you drinking that water as you can tell she was so thirsty, and as you said it was so warm in there.:(Atleast she got to be adopted .
She was still on bottles at that time, and we gave her one as soon as it was possible. She was fine and happy.
The nanny's need not hang around ! It's hard enough for them and the baby ! I know they are worried and hate to see these little dolls cry , it seems easier when they are younger they don't understand as much ! All around it's just really hard
Angel ❤❤❤❤❤
What a beautiful child. How long did you wait for your referral? Have you heard anything over there about it getting longer? We have LID of 4-27-07. I can't wait to experience this. We have a daughter from Korea who is 3 and she really wants a Mei Mei.
So I have a question. When a person, or couple has a desire to adopt from China, why does this process take so long? Taking children from the only mothers they have ever know may have lasting trauma, and we see the sadness here, however short it may last. If someone chose to be considered to adopt one of the children in China, why not put in an application, do a home check, complete all the legal paperwork, and then wait until a baby becomes available, match the baby with perspective parents, and let the parent come earlier in the process. I'm sure it is less traumatic on a newborn as opposed to a toddler.
Prospective parents would have already completed a home check, etc, and the babies would have to spend less time in an orphanage, and more time in a family unit. Just my question after watching a hundred of these videos. If only I ruled the world!
Sorry, somehow your questions were missed when you made these comments last year. My apologies. Quite a few years ago, China's international adoption program shifted to special needs only. Consequently, there are essentially no longer any "babies" being adopted internationally from China...and there never were any "newborns". Now, any infants being adopted would be domestic adoptions within China. As for how long it takes, you are dealing with the bureaucratic requirements for two, separate governments. We had months of U.S. government required steps, and we had months of Chinese government required steps as well. When dealing with governments, nothing happens quickly. Even so, our second and third adoptions were completed in less than a year each (from choosing an adoption agency to completion), which by Chinese adoption standards was actually pretty fast.
Cutie
Piccolo guarda incuriosito😧😘😥
She's a grown-up girl now. Update please
The nannies have to hand the babies over they leave because it's very stressful and upsetting for them and the child to them the nanny is mum don't judge them
Marilyn Luckhurst awww, i didn't know...how sad for all on gotcha day
Well thats not true because you really follow these the nanny's meet up at the social services office the next day and tell the parents all about the babies likes , dislikes etc. This isn't the last they see them. But ok sounds good
e duro e tramatico al princípio. estes babys. chineses. da pra perceber. q sao crianças tristes. sente e carregam o tralma do abandono. eles não. dão um sorriso. feliz da quelé. q for adotado. fico 🤔😔💔😭😭
😳🥺🙄
Intelligente
No food or milk for the baby? Looks like she is bored, hungry and tired.
dindyn14 every time I see those videos,some parents are clueless!!!! Bring a toy,snack,anything!!! What is wrong with everyone???but cameras I everyone's faces!!! Ridiculous! How can you go meet a child empty handed?
dindyn14 babies cry when they are thirsty and hungry. I'm sure they took exactly what they were asked to take
Yes, I'm sure you're a damn expert. They actually had a toy and other stuff with them for her but I guess you failed to watch the entire video. .
Just because you didn't see it within the few minutes of this video doesn't mean they don't have it.
@@gemmastone9401 You obviously have never had children
Arme süsse Babys. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'd have a complete break down in that night mare place. I can't believe these Babies can handle the chaos. She's so well behaved or just PTSD from the orphanage and is numb to emotion
Our experience with Nadia was the proverbial unicorns and rainbows. From the beginning she was curious and inquisitive, affectionate and happy, and very smart. It was a surreal experience and we are fully aware that it was most definitely NOT at all typical. She is almost 12 now and is an amazing, well-adjusted, and generally confident kid.
quiere me la cabeza señora. es un bb
I kept wanting the mom to take her out from all that noise and interact with her more. That’s such a confusing place for a baby put in a strangers arms!
Yeah, it was chaotic. They had about 14 families in there at once. We had no control over it and no options. You go where they say and do what they say. Nadia handled it all wonderfully though. No apparent sadness or fear, which is pretty amazing, all things considered. For 2-3 days she occasionally looked a little confused, but that's it.
I wish I was not out of the age group to adopt. I'd go tomorrow,
@delsouzapinto934 Get a grip! You are seeing a few moments of a chaotic and confusing time. That's not the way things stay
It's very hard for the nannies to hand over the babies they have looked after since birth they leave quickly as it is very upsetting for them and the child
Marilyn Luckhurst I was wondering why. Th. Wish they would do the meeting over a few day period like Russia does. I guess there's no easy way.
the baby wonted a drink of water.the woman let the baby have a drink.thats mess up
Cute are kids China 🥰🇨🇳
Is this china or malaysia
China. Nan Chang, Jiangxi.
How is she doing today
She just turned 15 and is doing wonderfully, as are her sisters. We are all truly blessed to have one another.
Q papas mas desamorados.
Vogliono fare qualcosa 😥☺️
бедные детки.может они будут счастливы
They look so broken. So sad.
L'incontro con i nuovi genitori deve essere fatto in maniera piu`armoniosa possibile e non in una stanza piena di gente con i piccolini che urlano ! Poveri tesori !
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I see A Daddy's girl!!!!!!
I think well adopted China 🥰🇨🇳
Tenía mucho sueño. Y los padres ni un abrazo ni un beso????
She’s so little
I hate how they do this, just cram all into room then throw baby at you and say good luck. Ive seen other agencies have nannies take babies right to hotel room with babies and stay for a while, answer questions. I know regardless of how its done baby will be upset but in a room full of other screaming babies is no help. Not enough places for people to even sit and comfort child. Adults get stressed also
They have so many children and so few staff...some areas are worse than others. They are doing what they can to help get these children to their adoptive parents and allow staff to get back to the other children who have even fewer staff to care for them while they are
And why so expensive? Who get this money for the babies? Does it go back into the system to help raise the children in the orphanage?
Совсем крохи а уже так привыкли к воспитателям что им трудно с ними расстоваться. Дай бог им счастья неужели не понятно что дитё хочет спать. Что вы его "трепите", положите удобно на руках, пусть поспит.
Pobre baby
Piccolina
Herzzerreisend 💔💔💔💔💔.
🤔🥺🙄😌😭😭
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Why do you guys have to stay there? Why ant you leave? She is tired, hot and hungry.
Bonnie Beams x
sweetie x but oh my please take that string off his neck?? please
Connie Long - Ha ha ha...this was 10.5 years ago. She is 11 now and easily survived the hour we held her while she wore the lanyard, and without a single injury. She was never in any danger. ☺
She is sleepy
Yes, she was. At the end of the video you'll see she was asleep on the bus when we were finally able to leave the building.