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A Mom Put Her Twin Girls to Bed. What the Baby Monitor Captured Stunned Her

MariLuz Roth told Newsweek that her twins' way of sleeping feels like their "default setting."

MariLuz Roth, a developmental specialist from Long Island, shared a heartwarming video of her twin girls, Maple and Fiona, falling asleep together. The identical twins, now over two years old, were captured on a baby monitor, chatting, reading, and cuddling face-to-face before drifting off. For MariLuz, this routine feels like their natural bedtime setting, mirroring their in-utero experiences.

She emphasized that there is no secret method behind their bonding; every family should do what feels right for them. After dinner, the girls say goodnight to their dad before settling in with books, conversations, and affection. Their close bond began as infants, co-sleeping and eventually sharing a crib side by side. Over time, their comfort evolved into emotional support, with the girls instinctively comforting each other, celebrating accomplishments, and feeling happiest together.

MariLuz documented their bond on Instagram, where the video gained 1.3 million views. She hoped the touching footage would remind people of genuine innocence, empathy, and love, offering a gentle and hopeful contrast to the negativity of the world.

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