3-Month-Old Can’t Stop Singing Along With Grandma’s Lullaby. Melts Hearts In Adorable Video.

I’d never thought about it until watching this video, but at what age, exactly, do children develop the ability to sing? Is it a latent instinct that we’re all born with, but which takes some time to develop?

Do the songbirds in us only emerge between 18 months and 2 years, when most babies start chattering? Or could what sounds to the rest of us like mindless babbling coming from a baby’s crib actually be singing in disguise?

3-Month-Old Can’t Stop Singing Along With Grandma’s Lullaby. Melts Hearts In Adorable Video.

In the short clip below, an infant girl sporting a red-and-white-striped onesie sits in her grandmother’s lap while she sings Johnny Cash’s popular lullaby, “You Are My Sunshine.” Three-month-old Zoe initially appears mystified as her grandmother, grasping Zoe’s forearms, sings and gently claps her hands together in tune with the song. But, what’s that? A flash of a smile appears at 17 seconds.

3-Month-Old Can’t Stop Singing Along With Grandma’s Lullaby. Melts Hearts In Adorable Video.

And at about :30, young Zoe apparently decides not to let this moment slip by and joins in the singing! Watch the whole video below and share to spread smiles!