Layla's Rare Life (The Only Known Case Ever)
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2022
- Layla is the only person ever known to have her combination of genetic disorders. She is an extremely social kid who communicates plenty without speaking. Since Layla is the first with her syndromes, there is no roadmap for her future. Her family has decided to just focus on “always doing the next right thing”.
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Thank you so much for interviewing Layla! We had such a good time and she loves you so much! By the way, when she was leaning toward you with her forehead she’s wanting a kiss, lol.
It was so incredible meeting your family! Every member of your family was so kind and welcoming to me and I appreciate that so much.
Wonderful, Loving family!
That was so absolutely precious, I smiled so big when she leaned in ♥️
@@Binx345me the mother was right there....
Whats the big deal ?
Thank you for sharing your family. You are doing a great job raising Layla. She is beautiful, and you can tell how kind she is. I love that she loves to communicate to be heard. You can also tell her siblings beautiful people too.
What this man does for the disabled community is amazing, you give everyone on your channel a voice. Wish the world was full of more people like you.
@D M A community is a place where people can connect to others through shared experiences and struggles. They provide a sense of belonging for marginalized people, and I believe that having a community for disabled folks is an objectively good thing.
there is actually i’m apart it.. i have multiple Dx… i understand your heart because we’re all people no matter what and i thank you for that but segregation is a thing no matter color or ability unfortunately.
@D M disabled community just means anyone who is disabled, it isnt meant to make you feel left out, i don't think segregation is the right word here either
Community.......often an important source of social connection and a sense of belonging.
Every instance where a person or groups differences are highlighted, is not a negative thing. Forming a community, bonding over shared circumstances, or having a safe space to be around similar people is not segregation. Calling it such detracts from the true meaning and intent of segregation.
Forming communities is a vital part of thriving as a species.
@D M take this lovely comment in the way it was intended.
Her father saying “she just has a different way of communicating, it’s not harder and it’s not easier…it’s just different” 🥰🥰🥰 so true and beautifully said.
Step dad
@@asiaking9422 Regardless, he seems like a good dad.
It is so true, caring and absolutely phenomenal for him to have explained it in that way. Perfect. ❤️
He's the step dad - a good man!
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Layla's sister seems like a very good kid. She has deep and strong eyes for someone her age. This whole family is lovely.
She does seem like a girl beyond her years. Her eyes look tired though.
@@MsAmique If its the case it wouldt be surprising, sensitiv empatic kids will be tierd in our society. School was so draining to me especialy when getting older. To much energy etc going on.
Her big sister and little brother have a very loving and positive approach to their special sibling.
The way she talks with her hands!! I'm cracking up it's too cute 🥰
She looks stressed out. Maybe had to grow up a little faster to care for her sister
It just seems like she knows and thinks more than what her body will let her communicate. I love his patience and caring for each person he interviews
You are so right, she's listening to whats being said and trying to communicate. Makes you wonder if she would do well with a communication device of some kind. Im sure its very frustrating for many of these kids. 😥💕
@@nancyzilinsky4219 I totally agree!
@@nancyzilinsky4219 I was thinking the same thing.
She wants to answer but can't. We all see it. I'm exhausted watching her try.
@@nancyzilinsky4219 Yeah I was wondering whether they had tried an AAC device with her (like an ipad, there's many app that have buttons that have words/pictures , eg you press 'go' and it speaks it)
I promise one day I will take singing lessons everyone! Thank you so much for continuing to support every person and family featured on SBSK in so many different ways. You are incredible!
Chris you're the best 😊with everyone and making new friends and making them laugh and be happy no matter what
You are always such a good sport, Chris! I learn so much from you all the time (I am a teaching assistant, usually working with children aged 7-8 but sometimes younger ones). Layla is wonderful and has such a lovely family. Incredibly sad that everyone isn't kind - education (in every sense) is the key, and we all have a role to play.
We all know it's the feeling that counts. As long as you're not thinking about auditioning on the Voice or something, your singing is just fine.
You are incredible.!
I loved your singing! It made Layla smile, which made me smile, too! You're awesome. 😁❤
I really love how the big tough dad with face tattoos and full sleeves acts so sweet with Layla and calls her the nickname and smiles so big when he looks at her- you can just tell he loves her so much! the whole family is so caring towards each other, the interviews they did together were really nice :)
If those feelings were genuine, than ol'boy is a better person than me forsure.
Stepdad
How do you get I have used to count I want to be on your show can you be I like your show unless you show every day I have disability too my name is Michelle asleep I am for I am my birthday is almost 6th and seven I'm 44 years old and 4 years old I like I like the color I like to draw I like to pray for people I love people I love watch costumes I like to talk to people I like the movies and go to the mall and got to eat and just have fun hang out people my age my age about this feeling have a good day and God bless you ✝️☯️💟☪️🙏
He's a Juggalo, what else did you expect?
@@Secter84they definitely weren't
Videos like these, what this guy does seriously needs to be shown and taught at schools in all elementary and middle schools even. To teach kids that it's okay to be different.
No, that's the parents job to teach their children about differences....not the school. Teachera already have so much to do having 20 children I'm one classroom.
@@r.r911 While I agree with you that teachers do have a lot on them, I'd have to respectfully disagree with the rest of what you said. School is actually the *perfect* place to teach kids about community, being different, showing respect to one another and having empathy. It should supplement & reinforce the training a child receives at home. Additionally, not every child is fortunate enough to have parents that are present and able. Learning really is a collective process that everyone should help play a part in.
These things don't require an entirely different lesson plan as they are values that can be taught in tandem to core curriculum, as well as proper behaviors being shown by the teachers and faculty themselves as they lead by example.
@@9sheri9 As a teacher of children, and from someone who has worked in Elementary School classrooms... I couldn't agree more.
@@r.r911 Part of the reason children go to school is to get a social education as well. Parents can absolutely teach their children these things and SHOULD, but that education should be supported in schools as well, where what they learn is put to action. Most schools have some students with disabilities, or a specific class for students with disabilities, specific needs, etc. I know a lot of kids I went to school with could have benefited from what Chris does- both disabled and not. The onus isn't entirely on the teachers, but learning social responsibility is I would argue, more important than anything else from school, especially early grades.
My daughter is 37 with cerebral palsy classified as a spastic quadratic, she is my life. When she was in Elementary school all the special needs parents worked hard to get our kids mainstreamed. It was the best thing we ever did. The students in the school took classes to get their driver's license to drive the wheelchairs and teaching assistant badges to wear when helping out in classes. No matter where we go now, after all these years, there will be someone who remembers her from that school. It is so nice to find out that a lot of her classmates have gone into professions to help people with special needs. I can't express how it feels when someone tells me that knowing my daughter touched their life. Some of the most important things we need to be a good hearted person we learned in elementary school. I think a lot of students would benefit from these videos. I do know, that when you are feeling sorry for yourself, just be around these guys awhile and it will make you look at your life entirely different. My daughter watches everyone of these videos they make her feel happy🧑🦼
This man has a gift. I work in special education, and he is such an inspiration.
Angels are very real and Chris is truly an earth angel. :)
What a delightful family. Chris really knows how to connect with children without invading their space .
He is very respectful and his level of empathy is phenomenal.
Only known case... that little girl is so special, she's literally one in a billion. May God bless every breath she takes. She seems like a very sweet person. Thank you for sharing her story with us.
1 in 10 billion
@@marcusalarcon8893 yes! That’s what I was going to say!
I’m thankful for this channel..and the voice it gives these children. I wonder..if majority of these genetic abnormalities is caused by childhood vaccines. I would like to know how many.
1 in a billion would imply there are more like her since there’s more than 1 billion people on earth
@Through His Eyes vaccines cannot cause genetic abnormalities because they cannot change someone's genes. a genetic abnormality is something you're born with, before you get any type of vaccine. so the answer is none of them
It seems as if she really wants to communicate. I hope they'll try as many different communication devices as possible and that something is found thT enables her to express herself more fully.
Yes! She is seems very thoughtful, and as if she would say so much if her body would let her get those words out❤️
yes she needs stimulus like maybe a small electric piano
Tablets or books with pictures to touch help alot too.
there needs to be a guiness world record for chris. Most friends on earth. that instant connection with anyone and everyone, no matter the circumstance.
Its so cute that she headbutts to express affection, but I really love that Chris can share that moment without invading her privacy, and I think that she can understand Chris is hugging her back with just leaning towards her, since its different than the hugs she gets from her family. I see this so much with special kids, because they cant really express it sometimes, people tend to be over-affective and touchy and they might not understand barriers for physical touch. This is so important for their comfort and growth! What an absolutely lovely girl and family! I'm so glad this channel exists ❤
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This is an excellent comment. I think sometimes people are trying to be nice but they end up treating disabled kids like babies, it's definitely better to treat them like anyone else with the normal boundaries.
That's a really great observation. I'm glad you pointed that out. I think sometimes it's hard for people who don't know how to treat those with disabilities appropriately in terms of physical boundaries, so learning how to do it kindly but respectfully is really important.
What a sweet sister she has. I love that she looks out for Layla at school, too. Adorable!
Her little brother was amazing too!
Shoutout to the stepdad who expressed so much love for Layla, his little buddy ❤ This whole family is amazing but to have a protective, loving, genuinely good person choosing to be in all of these precious kids lives is just beautiful. i wish you all nothing but joy and happiness. Love, someone who had awful stepparents
I thought the same thing. Its so evident that he loves that girl with his whole heart, and I know how important that is for a family. This family is beautiful
*Hugs* to you💜 I’m glad you didn’t let the bad stuff get the best of you!
The way she lit up when you sang her favorite song! 💕🤩 you’re a very special person too! doing these interviews has to be a lot of work! Lots of respect!
And so are you ma'am. Good to see people who see the best in others
"I was happy that they treated her with respect". That's one great sister. Also - that granddad is so wholesome I wanted to give him a big hug!
8:33 She looks at her stepdad as if saying, “You see that? I’ve got Chris wrapped around my finger and he’ll sing for me on demand.”
What a cutie! She’s very sharp and observant!
I love this comment!!
I actually found her reactions to her step-father odd. Exact opposite of how he described it & she reacted to no one else that way.
6:37...less than patient, less than interested, but then catches himself.
Her reaction when Chris asks to "interview Dallas now" is loud & immediate. Not "good" excited. Btw Chris was very perceptive when he asked about the differences in her "vocalizations". The whole time the 3 of them are together she literally clung to Chris in the guy's presence; she couldn't sit close enough to him. She's not that vocal @ any other time during. Every time Dallas moves she immediately turns to watch his hands.When they both held 1 of her hands, she snatched her left from Dallas when she noticed he had it. He tried & tried to get her to respond/react to him, no days. The 1st he wants to talk about, un-prompted/un-asked about it: how badly strangers treat her? I will say, @ the end of old Dallas' time, she mercifully acknowledged him. I think it was to tell him to zip it & stop interfering😁.
I could be wrong, I obvi don't know them. Just my.observations.
@@EMMMDs How in the world is your grammar so bad Mimi? I'm hoping to be an author soon and I'm genuinely curious.
@@aaronanytime8897It looks like they wrote it on a phone if they are using the @ symbol to say at.
@mmcguffie272023 I totally agree.
Her body language towards him is SO off compared to what he was saying. I felt it was confirmed when the brother told the story of how he tried to feed her and was upset.
The mom is exceptional. Not only is she doing a wonderful job with Layla, but she has raised all her children respect for others and has taught the other children to love and respect their sister. BRAVO MOM!
I started watching SBSK back in 2017. I had just gotten out of rehab and had no clue what I want to do in life then I found your channel. Communication is something I have struggled with throughout my life but watching SBSK opened my eyes to sooooo many different ways of communicating. The absence of words shouldnt stop anyone from trying to connect! I now work in the disability sector and about to finish my bachelor in social work. You probably wont read this but thank you 💙
Wonderful. Very best of luck to you. xxx
That's awesome! Wish you every success 🙌
That’s awesome! So happy for you, best wishes! :)
God bless you, Hanna!❤️
@hannap13 --- It's obvious that MANY people have read your story! I hope your life in the medical field is very rewarding for you. Giving of yourself this way can be one of the most fulfilling things you'll ever even _IMAGINE_ doing!
I became a Registered Nurse in the 1980s, but was only able to do "hands on nursing" for less than 10 years due to car accidents. (None of which were my fault, but I really should get rid of those T-shirts that "have targets on them"! That's just a joke, but it DID feel that way for a number of years.) Injuries aside, I absolutely LOVED working in nursing, and was truly honored to be able to help other people.
This guy gives me Mr. Rogers vibes. He’s a true gem. I love how he respects everyone he meets.
I was thinking the exact same thing
She’s so stinking adorable. And those parents have such patience and love. I’m especially appreciating the step dad- he chose to be her dad, and he’s so appreciative of her. Layla seems like such a sweetie, glad we have you Chris! You bring so much light and attention to all these unique people I would otherwise be unaware existed.
i know this is layla’s time to shine but those grandparents are just so cool. im so happy she seems to have such a supportive network all working hard to make her as happy and safe as possible.
Layla is a very pretty girl.
@@karenmoriarty5754 yes :)
I’ve watched this series 1000 times. And it only gets better with each and every video. This is probably my favorite UA-cam channel in the whole wide world!
Same here.🙂
mine too ( fav channel).. i’m glad they (youtube) turned his comments section back on after a fight of course 🤨😥🤓
IKR? He and his wife are amazing for helping us Disability people. Chris is the best. He raises awareness in this "abled" world and helps us understand just a bit more every video. This makes him my friend. LOL
Chris is so amazing for helping us Disability people. Chris is the best. He raises awareness in this "abled" world and helps us understand just a bit more every video. This makes him my friend. LOL
Def one of my top 3 if not top 1 to be honest.
Chris, i absolutely love that you have been adding captions/explanations as to what you are doing and why! It helps me (and i’m sure other people too) to better understand the different ways to communicate and interact with an even more diverse group of people! I learn something new every video! Great job as always
Omg yesssss it's soooooo important!!!
Agreed!! It's so important
Yes! It helps so much to understand
fr tho!! i really wish mor people added captions esp for those with auditory processing disorder. really helps to hear when u can read it as well
How much you wanna bet Chris was singing wheels on the bus in his sleep that night? 🤣 adorable girl and amazing family. So glad you two had a fun time!
It’s all through THE town!! Lol! She was wanting you to sing it till you did it right!! I love what you do and how you treat everyone the same. The world would be a better place if everyone had the same perspective as you. Bravo Mr. Chris!
I was thinking that too! 😅 And for him to sing the WHOLE song. Not just the first stanza over and over 😅 .
I've always know it as all day long lol
Finally someone else noticed lol Obviously he doesn't realize the THE before town cause he sings this song in many, many, many other interviews and without the THE lol ALL THROUGH THE TOWN :)
Such an awesome kid. Disabled kids are awesome no matter what their disability is. You’re gonna make it in the world Layla. Don’t let bullies get to you.
As someone struggling w a disability your message means alot 🥺💗
You are so true! I used to work retail and I'd see the same disabled kids, teens, and adults with their families or caregivers and man...it was awesome getting to know them and see their progress. I miss them.
Such a sweet smile. I love how she signs for "wheels."
Chris's adaptation of "Wheels on the Bus" is a banger to be honest
No it isn’t, but it is funny and sweet.
@@MsAmique you must be really fun at parties
@@-elliott-averagedragonenjo1812 😆 🤣
7 plus billion people on the planet. She’s the only one. Just wow. That gives new meaning to uniquely special. What an amazing girl and family. I’m glad I stopped by…..❤️❤️❤️❤️
Her smile when he sings is so cute. This looks like such a loving family. I wish you guys all the best!
Seems to me she’s communicating as best she can. She totally understands so much. Love the cute pale bow
She desperately tries to speak with her voice, Layla is very smart!
With her hands..but nobody has tried to interpret
After I was diagnosed with copd I was givien a clear plastic pipe with a red ball on it. This helped me retrain myself , because after being so sick from my other issues I had to relearn breathing correctly. In through the nose & pursed through and out through my pursed lips. If not anything it will teach her to blow into the tube she can move the ball ,so the device can be a toy she can play with. Ask a pulmonologist first of course.What a wonderful family your have , not trying to suggest anything,your daughter just reminded how after that illness, I had to wear oxygen 24 /7 & breathing much like your daughter the little gadget helped me a lot. I used it about 90 days until I lost it. Now I am strong enough to do yoga breathing so it improved a lot. I am not as tired because less effort now goes into breathing.
It is called an incentive spirometer, and is for alveolar recruitment, or lung expansion to increase lung compliance and to prevent pneumonia. That is a great idea! I’m a respiratory therapist for 23 years and instruct my patients on how to use them every day!
I love Layla's outfit. She's so cool.
She’s got better style than me! 😅
I hope she lives her best life. She's definitely one on a million.
I can still remember when my school started accepting students with special needs, about half of them with Down syndrome, the rest of the students together in the school never was the same, from that point on we would always make sure they were feeling included, happy and cared for. Now looking back makes me smile, how it improved our experience in that school.
As soon as she smiled I started crying. So wonderful.
What a lovely family. Gotta love how people see dudes like me or Dallas with a bunch of tattoos and make assumptions about who we are, but put a child in front of many of us and you'll see what kind of man we are, no presuppositions needed. Being a father is my life's greatest joy and it seems like Dallas has taken on that role much the same as a step father. Her mom loves her so much too, and it's great to see. Every little kid deserves a chance to be loved and happy, and it means a lot that Chris makes it his goal to provide that opportunity.
How can anyone hate this guy?
I really see what Layla’s mom was saying about her spirit, what a great friend to have! Layla is the brightest sunniest little girl 🥰 you can tell she’s full of personality and spirit 😍
Such a beautiful family. All children should be so well loved and supported
my cheeks hurt from smiling so much ... Layla is such a sweetheart she was having such a great time singing and hanging out with chris❤ Layla you have such a beautiful smile that brightened my day so much! Layla also has a wonderful family I'm so glad we all got to meet them! thank you for this video!!
Thank God for these little girls and the support that they both have from their families and everywhere in their communities. That little girl is her sister's keeper 💓💓💓
Don't think god, thank the people who actually support her
When you sang the wheels on the bus and Layla started smiling, my heart melted
I imagine that after an entire day of communicating, huffing, clenching her jaw, playing, etc she must be so tired. Physically, mentally, etc. I'd be so interested to learn more. Especially about why she likes this song so much.
What a beautiful family.
Be interesting to do a study on songs popular with certain diagnoses. Certain rhythms perhaps
You’re very lucky to be part of such a wonderful family Layla, and you’re too cute. I too tend to hum the same song to myself incessantly without growing tired of it, so I can definitely understand that ☺️
This channel means the world to me. Thank you Chris for introducing us to so many amazing people. What you do is so, so important.
Its amazing how all of the siblings of these kids with disabilities are so loving and wise beyond their years. These kids have definitely been placed in the perfect families for them.
Oh her poor ‘lill teeth 😢
I hope some day soon a dentist can create a special mouth fixture for her to help cushion them from her grinding
You can tell she is trying so hard to tell you something and feels frustrated she just can’t quite get it out, bless her
What a beautiful family ❤️
I was wondering the same thing about the teeth grinding. Can’t imagine it’s good for her teeth, she’s doing it hard. Maybe she already has a protective covering who knows? I’m sure the parents are fully aware.
Geezz. Watching this interview it was quite obvious to me that Layla has a WONDERFUL family from mom, step dad, her siblings and the grandparents. They're all just sweet & genuinely nice & decent people!
Chris, maybe especially when it seems you might feel self-conscious or embarassed to be singing silly songs in front of the world, but you do it to relate to someone, and it gives ME the BEST feeling.
You're so supportive and that's a magnificent comfort in such a distopian age.
This channel makes me so happy.
I feel seen.
My disorder isn’t that rare but it’s painful and hard to live with, seeing Chris be an absolute angel on earth, gives me so much hope
Whats your disorder?
Mine is ADHD.
@@jannetkendiya5515Idiopathic Hypereosinophilic Syndrome (blood and autoimmune disorder with multi organic failure)
Is it Ehlers-Danlos syndrome?
Your username just reminded me to play vtmb again. I haven't played it in years and I don't think I finished it ever 😅
It is amazing how every single person you interview connects with you in such a beautiful way they all smile and want to be close and touch or hug you, says a lot about your spirit and energy you let off!!! Amazing!!!
Bless that stepdads heart ❤️ he’s so good with her & loved his words about her. and That smile of hers!☺️ Chris - you are an inspiration to all! Human kindness and connection is key, thank you for all the positivity you bring ❤️ because of you & your channel, I’ve decided to pursue a career in special education teaching. I’ve always wanted to be a teacher, but you opened my eyes to something so amazing and special, I can’t wait to experience what you get to experience with these lovely children. been a viewer for years & will always continue to be one! Thank you again, you are awesome!!!! Much love ❤️
He is a angel from heaven! I’m so glad he does these videos, because it shows people that no matter what life throws at you, your special and never be judgemental
What awesome kids, her brother especially made me smile. “I protect them, it’s super easy.” 😂
I love how you're adding in asterisks notes about what's going on (like why you paused for a bit). tip on how to make it more accessible: in the description you could put time stamps and type what's in the asterisks so people who can't see/read the screen can have a screen reader say it to them.
God bless you sir and all the wonderful work you do. You bring a voice to the voiceless, sight to the blind, and sound to the deaf with all your wonderful interactions with these wonderful people. May God keep his loving hands upon you and may he bless all you do.
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That smile when Chris started singing wheels on the bus... That made my morning. God bless that little lady, her loving family and you as well Chris
Oh my goodness her stepdad is so sweet and you can tell he really loves her! I love when Chris said "oh excuse us for a second..." And started singing to her! You are so amazing Chris. When my kids are old enough to understand I want to want your videos with them so they can learn to treat people who are different then them the way you do. It's so beautiful to watch you interact with all the special friends that are on your channel.
Thank you for showing the world that all people are people and their humanity is present even though they look or behave differently. What a special thing to see this little girl's face light up as you recognized her song request.
Really admire and respect how you look and treat people with disabilities the same exact way you would look and treat somebody else.
You could see Layla open up and become more animated as you talked and sang to her. She's a cutie pie. 🤗 I felt that she was trying very hard to communicate with you. A wonderful interview.
Oh, Layla is precious! ❤️ I loved meeting her and her amazing family. I could feel the love! Layla’s stepdad is the perfect example of what fatherhood is, regardless of whether a child is biologically yours or not. This was another amazing interview by SBSK!
The fact that he respects their wishes, an is so kind an connects with them really gets me.. What a beautiful heart he has.. We ALL deserve respect and love.. ALL of us..
These are so wonderful for my young daughter to watch. It makes her more empathetic and understanding of how different everyone is and helps her be move loving and understanding. She's been watching for years and I'm so thankful for this. Thank you for all you do 💜
What a beautiful smile. Thank you for sharing Layla's story. I love that everyone in the family is involved in the interview. All the best.
Aww, Layla is such a sweet girl. It's amazing how kids are so drawn to you and how comfortable they are around you. Such a nice, kind, and sweet family this is ✌🙂
I can never watch these without crying. it's joy obviously, what an amazing human being you are I can't express. Glad you are doing what you are doing. Makes me hope for a better future for all
Layla's brother is just adorable, and sister a sweetheart.
Her smile is so adorable! I really love Layla's spirit and how she just wants to be friends with everyone. Even though she may look and act different, she is still a human being who can communicate and is able to have feelings. Real emotions!
It's honestly amazing, how happy and loving these children are. They live in the moment, and are happy with the most simple things eg, music, and human touch from a loving family. And Chris, you give me so much hope that there is good men out there.
Watched this while travelling for my doctor's appointment at around 8 in the morning (commenting now, after the appointment). Layla's smile just brightened my day. I absolutely loved this family, they are so sweet and they care for Layla so much, her mom, everyone. But I love how her sister is, she is so caring, so loving to Layla, being a kid herself she still is such a good older sister. I also loved how much her Step dad admires her.
you can clearly see she is trying to talk and sing, and the words are not coming out, but she totally understands everything. if you watch her lips move, they are trying to say the wheels on the bus with him. that is so cool. good for you layla. I totally hear you talking.
Such a wonderful video, thank you for making my day! ♥️
Thank you Chris, Alyssa, and everyone who is featured on SBSK. You show us the beauty in the differences in humanity. And to Layla and her wonderful family for taking the time to give us a glimpse into your family.
*not to distract the main focus of this video, but God, Chris is gonna be such a good father, like I'm genuinely so happy for a child that doesn't even exist yet, because I know their life and upbringing is gonna be so full of love and light*
He has a serious girlfriend, so ... sorry.
@@barneyronnie ok? What does that have to do with my comment about him being a good future father?
@@thatweirdbwah_ You tell me.
@@barneyronnie ...huh?
@@thatweirdbwah_ I truly don't know what my comment has to do with yours, or writing it. I had a TBI in 2002 and was in a coma for 7 weeks, so I don't know ...
Watching these videos is truly heart warming. The siblings involved with special needs children really grow up to be understanding, humble, & caring.
Love this ! Layla is such a sweet child , I could swear I heard her say “yeah” when she was asked if he wanted her to sing the song faster .
As always, Chris does a great job at listening and letting people talk about what matters to them. I wish more people were like that in everyday life. Listening is a very underestimated skill imho. As for Chris' singing, I guess we all can agree upon the fact that he did it to make Layla happy 😂.
Chris. You are an amazing human. You are a role model
Thank you
I feel like you added more explanation dialog and I really appreciate that and enjoy it
This video, this channel, this family, Chris and Layla has made me smile so much 💙
I grew up with deaf grandparents, so i was taught at a very young age that we are all the same, and and if we ever see someone bullying a disabled person to stand up for them and i have psted that down to my children a so on and so fourth i think what he does with his videos is so important and they really do need to teach this in the schools this little girl is so adorable i wish i was there to give her a hug!
I'm crying. This is soo cute! I love how you talk to her like she deserves.
You are changing so many lives. You are such a kind person and it must mean a lot to the families you visit. You go out of you’re way just to see these kids and that is absolutely amazing. Keep up the amazing work! ❤️
You are wonderful, Chris. It's absolutely amazing how you interact with Layla.
Bro honestly, Chris is such an amazing host for this channel. He has the best questions, fantastic connections and always has a huge huge huge smile on his face. He genuinely knows how to communicate in so many ways...Much love Chris!!
Chris, you're so lovey! I've been watching for literally 1.05 and already you've made Layla happy. You've got a gift!!
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What a beautiful family.Thank you all for sharing your story and allowing us to learn about Layla.
Whenever I watch these videos, I always get incredibly emotional when I see the siblings being so patient, protective, and loving. Layla and her siblings are incredible children. This was a beautiful interview with an equally as beautiful family
This guy is truly something else! I love this channel. Great family!
Layla, you are so attentive, and express your emotions through the interview well, and you're communicating what you want to Chris, hope you're proud of yourself just as we are as well! Also, great job to Layla's family, you all seem so kind hearted!!
What a gorgeous child! And when she looked straight at the camera I couldn't help smiling, she has beautiful eyes.
I do like the way you include whole families. Thank you for introducing us to Layla and her sweet siblings
We need more people like him. Thank you for using the platform for those of all different ways of life. You are an amazing human being!
You're always so patient to the people you visit. And the way that you treat them as an equil human being is so heart warming 😊
Chris, your videos are getting better and better! Keep up the good work.