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Watch a Baby Transform From a Newborn to a Toddler in Just Two Minutes

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To celebrate their son Teddy’s birthday, new parents Amelia and Matt created a very cute time-lapse video documenting his first year.

It begins with Teddy as a tiny newborn, just six hours old. Then he becomes a slightly less tiny, always yawning, sometimes-sneezing infant. From there, his transition is mostly marked by lots of smiles and giggles and truly adorable baby clothes.

You’ll see some major milestones like Teddy’s first steps, his first teeth and his first attempts at eating solid food. Teddy also gets to enjoy a pretty nice looking birthday cake. His parents shared the recipe on the popular food blog they run called Bon Appétempt. No wonder Teddy smiles so much. That cake looks epic.

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Argentina (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
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Australia (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
Esther Honig Photoshop Before and After
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Germany (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
Esther Honig Photoshop Before and After
India (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
Esther Honig Photoshop Before and After
Kenya (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
Esther Honig Photoshop Before and After
Morocco (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig
Esther Honig Photoshop Before and After
U.S.A. (left), Original Photo (right) Courtesy of Esther Honig

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