Little girl helps baby sister to ride her bicycle. Viral video is too cute to miss
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In the now-viral video, a little girl can be seen crouching down on the pavement so that her baby sister can mount her bicycle. The clip has over 6 million views.
All those who have big sisters can relate to the fact that they always have your backs, no matter what. So, in today’s dose of heartwarming content online, we have one video that is the perfect example of that. In a clip posted by the Good News Movement on Instagram, an elder sister can be seen helping her younger sibling get on her bicycle by crouching down for her. The adorable video has gone viral online with over 6 million views.
In the now-viral video, a little girl can be seen crouching down on the pavement so that her baby sister can mount her bicycle. The younger one climbed on her sister’s back and was successfully able to sit on the pink cycle. The elder one then taught her sibling to ride the bicycle and even pushed her gently from behind. So sweet, isn’t it?
“A big sister never gives up. This big sister crouches down so her younger sister can get up on her bikethese siblings are off to a great start,” reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
Netizens couldn’t get enough of the cute video and gushed over the two siblings in the comments section.
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