Twin Baby Talk: Meta

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What's a meta baby?

[regularSenseAppeal]

This is 12 years old. Time for them to come out and explain what that conversation was all about.

[pizizhangsg]

The babies may communicate through their tones, gestures, feelings, eyes and others which the adults have lost the ability.

[welepti]

To think these kids are probably teenagers now is crazy

[jay]

As an ex baby I completely understand everything they said

[trext]

I actually felt like this one was a legit conversation

[Mrcrazy]

The undisputed best part is at 1:50. Baby 1 describes something visually with a big dramatic gesture (and lots of "dada"), then Baby 2 seems to completely disagree with the proposed idea, turning to the fridge and mumbling "mama". Just art.

[Jeskers]

It's funny cause i'm actually a twin. We are 18 now but when we were about this age (probably a little older) i remember me and my brother having a conversation about walking over to my grandma's house. We could't actual talk yet but we had our own language like this lol. Anyways, we ended up walking all the way over the my grandparent's house without my mom knowing. It was awesome haha! Twins get into a lot of trouble. >=)

[davidjohnsonl-pryx]

I actually watched this with a baby in the room once. And her eyes were fixed on the screen like she understood their language

[theinfobro]

Me and my twin brother had our own language apparently when I was babies

[Sylph]

My parents tell me that me and my twin brother did this too, but we had a lot more than Dadadada. We had our own little language until we started learning english. It's supposed to be pretty common with twins.

[Ichigokurosaki-jynx]

It's been 10 years. The twins watching this video 😂 now after 10 years might be wondering what did they say to each other.

[レオタード-lk]

We should speak new language of the TATATA too.

[mikelazer]

I'm a twin, and all we do is beat the crap out of each other. These two will definately grow up to be an awesome pair. :)

[zmations]

It's actually translated, the movements and everything match PERFECTLY!

[JustCrab]

I like the part when they say ta ta ta ta ta ta

[demetriusroberson]

They were talking about his missing sock and his brother offered reassurance.

[kelslynn]

I still use this language to my parents about my grades.

[MarkSmithhhh]

This is so fascinating...they're absolutely having some sort of conversation...

[kitcat]

11 years later these babies are still making me smile

[maryingold]

I never tire of watching these adorable babies.