What a sweetie

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wt824D1Bqg it's worth a look

Thanks ninathenana - I'm a bit of a technophobe!

How wonderful - bless him!

How lovely - really put a smile on my face.

I am grinning from ear to ear. Super!

That is weird.

I don't think I like that. Not sure why.

Thanks jingl, for saying that. I think it's creepy. And there are more clips of him, doing other dances.

I thought it was great ! Imagine if it was at a wedding people would be delighted.

What nationality is it ?

[festive smile]

Although he gave every appearance of enjoying it, I did find it unnatural and worrying that so young a child could give such a performance. First reaction might be 'how cute', but the longer he went on, I was thinking, 'surely he has other child-like pursuits to follow'.

Why o why do we always have to "put down " it was a child enjoying himself !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I saw this from a link on FB, and I too think it looked a bit contrived..

It's not 'putting down', Nonu. It's showing concern.

Ana , if you say so .

Shrug

I've seen it before and I didn't like it either.

My eldest GS loved to dance as a toddler, and still does at age 13! In the days of Top of the Pops on TV, he would move along to the videos and copy the moves exactly, perfectly in time. It was his favourite pastime and, although shy, he loved an audience of doting family members. I therefore found nothing odd about this link. I expect the type of music was something enjoyed by his parents.

I watched some of the other videos of him and read that his parents are dancers - someone suggested world champions in paso doble so he has obviously watched a lot of dancing. Not to mention inherited the genes.

DS1 would also dance in front of the TV when Top of the Pops was on. he had a repertoire of 2 dances, the "Knees Bend Boogie" and the "Clutch Willy Shuffle"

phoenix

I read that his parents are dance teachers, and he watches their students. I don't think it's strange that he would want to copy them; I think I would be a bit careful about how much exposure he got to audiences and cameras.