Identical quadruplets shared dozens of hugs between them in this adorable footage.
The 19-month-old tots had been watching a film together when they just had to show each other how much they cared.
Mum Bethani Webb, from Hythe, Alberta shared the footage online.
Mum Bethani Webb, from Hythe, Alberta shared the adorable footage online
Dressed in their pyjamas, Abigail, Emily, Grace and McKayla got into the seasonal spirit of Christmas, sharing their love for each other.
The video has been watched more than 28 million times on Facebook, with users enamoured with the angelic girls.
One said: ‘Oh goodness I have tears of happiness… This is truly adorable… I just love how they stand and wait there turn and also how they pat each other’s back[s]’.
‘Oh goodness I have tears of happiness… This is truly adorable’: Facebook users were delighted with the video of the tiny girls being so loving
The quadruplets parents Bethani and Tim had been planning to slowly start a family after getting married
Another added: ‘What a treat to see four babies loving each other. Thank you for the pleasure of watching this video! What fun you parents must be having! And what a lot of endurance you must have!’
Daily Mail Online previously told how the children’s parents Bethani and Tim had been planning to slowly start a family after getting married.
But when the couple went for their first ultrasound they were surprised to find that Bethani was pregnant with four children.
The girls pictured after being born. The chance of having quadruplets without the aid of fertility treatments is one in 729,000, while identical siblings is even rarer
Hours after the girls were born, dad Tim Webb wrote on Facebook: ‘God blessed Bethani and I with four beautiful and cute baby girls this morning, Bethani and girls are doing great!’
She said the babies were very active and sometimes she felt two or three kick at a time.
Hours after the girls were born, dad Tim Webb wrote on Facebook: ‘God blessed Bethani and I with four beautiful and cute baby girls this morning, Bethani and girls are doing great!’
The chance of having quadruplets without the aid of fertility treatments is one in 729,000, while identical siblings is even rarer.