Brought to you by WaterWipes.We've seen some cute videos in our time but this one takes the biscuit.
When we saw the latest film from WaterWipes it's safe to say our uteruses skipped a beat.
The gorgeous video which is part of their #Purelove campaign follows the lives of a handful of newborn babies and has managed to make us all uncontrollably broody in the process.
You've been warned it could do the same to you.
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The film shows the importance of skin on skin contact between mother and child and let's just say it has left us gushing at our laptop screens.
We all know the importance of a Mammy's hug, but there's something about seeing it on film that has turned up all into blubbering messes.
The teeny tiny little newborns are just too much to handle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7E_c3G3LPA&feature=youtu.be
No, we're not crying there's something in our eyes okay!
WaterWipes is encouraging parents to share their reactions to the film and their personal experiences of using skin to skin in the first few weeks of their baby’s life on social media, using hashtag #PureLove.This article is brought to you by WaterWipes.
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