OK, how did he do that? I mean, you can see how, but, watching the video, seeing him launch the ball into the net, seems unbelievable. But there it is plain as day.

Meet Titus. He looks no older than two. He’s slam dunking a basketball. And he’s unbelievably accurate.

OK, so it’s a little basketball and it’s a short little net, but how many toddlers do that?

Some may argue that it’s close enough for him to get it in the net, but look at the part where the net is a lot further away from him, where he’s in the living room, and he still gets it in!

Thrown from the top of the stairs! Thrown backwards. Thrown whilst lying down on a trampoline.
He even bounces the ball against the wall before it goes into the net.

Amazing.

About a minute or so into the video, there’s a clip where Titus is dunking the ball at different rim heights – 3ft, then 4ft, and up to 7ft.

He has a good aim, and it’s not just for nets. He’s shown hitting balls too.

He’s also shown dunking balls in various sizes.

Last off, his three siblings are shown standing in front of him. Meanwhile, there are different balls being thrown across. He STILL manages, with all those distractions, to aim and throw the ball into the net!

Amazing lil guy. Remarkable.

(This video’s been on YouTube since Feb 3rd and has already had over 7 million views.)

This is so beautiful. At the hospital, Jessica comforts her newly-born sister (Vanessa) as she starts crying. When Vanessa cries, Jessica tells her repeatedly and reassuringly, “You’re OK, you’re OK. You’re fine, you’re fine”. And she seems to listen. It seems to calm her. She stops crying.

In the second scene, baby Vanessa seems uncomfortable, perhaps on the verge of crying again. Big sister steps in again: “You’re OK, you’re OK. You’re fine, you’re fine”.

“You’re fine, you’re fine, you’re fine”.

The repetition. Like a lullaby.

At the very end of the video, it sounds like Jessica’s saying she’s going to get her little sister’s hat.

Maybe she thinks she’s cold.

This is obviously a girl who takes her big sister role very seriously.

The video was shot two years ago, has received over half a million hits on YouTube and is still being watched. A video – not quite a minute long – massive impact – showing the love from one sister to another – and the magical, beautiful way children communicate.