A short home-video-style YouTube clip showing young children (Raine and Lex) meeting their newborn baby sister for the first time. The transcript records excited, sometimes confused reactions — the kids say things like “Look at your baby sister,” comment that the baby looks like Lex/Raine, note how tiny she is, and that there is no more baby in the mother’s tummy. The family exchanges include identifying who’s who and tentative remarks about the baby’s features and name.
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Lex.
Rain. Okay, you're gonna go. What are you gonna say? This is the first time you're ever meeting your sister and Lex doesn't care.
Lex, this way.
You excited?
Yeah.
Excited to see your sister?
Yeah. Let's go. Who's here?
Look. You excited, Ruby?
I want to try home there. Oh, you got to sit down in the chair. I don't think there's very many.
Yeah, I can help you.
I think she does look like Lex. She does. She really does look like Lex. My girl.
Baby stuff in her eyes.
Yeah, they do. Look, Lex, look at the baby.
Look at your baby sister.
You're a big brother.
You're a big brother.
Baby sister. So cute. Want to find mommy? Come by Mama.
Excited, Rain.
Yeah, I know. No, sweetheart. Hi.
Say hi to baby sister.
You're a big brother.
Yeah. Good job, buddy. You excited? Oh, he's confused.
What's going on? My girl? You're a big, big sister, right?
You excited, right?
Yeah.
Is she just tiny?
He's so tiny. Mom. She looks like that. I want to do a whole day. Does have the same nose? Same nose. Rain's waiting to hold her. Who's this? Lex.
Is that Lex?
Keelin.
Looks like Keelin. This is your baby sister.
What did you name her? I'm not sure yet. She's still looking for the poop. She's just little, Mom. She's just little. She really does.
One of these things is not like the other.
Going to look like Rain. Indeed. But she looks more like her brother. She looks like you. She looks like you, bud.
Does she look like you? Look at like a little baby.
Lettuce. Yeah.
He'S being very quiet.
Your tummy looks more smaller.
It's more smaller. Well, cuz her baby's gone now.
No more baby in the tummy anymore. She finally came out. I always wanted one.
