For parents, time spent with their little ones is incredibly precious. Kids, on the other hand, often aren’t mature enough to appreciate moments that, at the time, may seem insignificant. That being said, every once in a while, kids will share the most shocking, and heartwarming, sentiments. One of these moments happened to a single mom while she and her son were on a walk together. He’s so young, in fact, that he’s still in daycare. Gee Gee, as she’s called on social media, was taken aback by her son’s words. So much so, in fact, that she decided to record him as she asked him to repeat himself. Turns out, her son was having such a lovely time with Mom that he simply had to share his thoughts and feelings with her! Hear his sweet words for yourself in the viral video below. @queenn_gee I love when hes randomly thinking of me and expresses his thoughts/love #soloparent #positiveparenting #singlemoms #geegeeandbrayden #queenngee ♬ original sound – Gee Gee In response to this adorable kid’s sweet words, Gee Gee follows suit. She shares that she loves their time together, but she also reminds him that even though she isn’t perfect and fails him at times that she is working on herself and wants him to feel loved and respected. His response? More kind words! Nothing Can Prepare This Mom for the Kind Words Her Son Has for Her During Their Walk This little kid’s level of maturity and ability to appreciate the little things is oh-so incredible. It’s no wonder he’s melting the hearts of folks from all around the world! “His eyes were lit up the whole time you spoke about how you love him,” someone in the comment section of the video points out, with another adding, “It’s so beautiful to hear parents speak like this to their children.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Precious: Little Boy Makes Cutest Declaration To Mom During Walk appeared first on InspireMore.

This week, the first-ever archaeological survey in space was carried out on the ISS, we investigated if the Egyptians really built their oldest pyramid with a hydraulic lift, and we explained why people are so excited about Perseverance’s “possible biosignature” discovery on Mars. Finally, we asked why we believe in urban legends like the Russian sleep experiment.Subscribe to the IFLScience newsletter for all the biggest science news delivered straight to your inbox every Wednesday and Saturday. "World’s Oldest Calendar" May Depict Catastrophic Comet Impact 13,000 Years AgoA cataclysmic comet impact 13,000 years ago may have sparked the rise of civilization, according to the authors of a new study. The event – which many scientists believe never happened – may even be documented at the world-famous site of Göbekli Tepe, forming part of a series of carvings that the researchers say represent the world’s oldest solar calendar. Read the full story hereFirst-Ever Archaeological Survey In Space Carried Out On The ISSArchaeology and outer space may not sound like they should mix outside of science fiction – but on board the International Space Station (ISS), the first-ever archaeological survey in space has been carried out. The research not only provides insights into how people adapt to live on the ISS, but it also shows how archaeology can be used to study remote and extreme locations. Read the full story here Did The Egyptians Really Build Their Oldest Pyramid With A Hydraulic Lift?The Egyptology world has had its feathers ruffled by a contentious new study that claims that a 4,500-year-old pyramid was built using jaw-droppingly sophisticated technology, including a spectacular “hydraulic elevator”. According to the authors, the mind-blowing system enabled enormous building blocks to be floated from the floor to the pyramid's summit via a central shaft, like lava flowing upwards through a volcano - yet archaeologists remain unconvinced. Read the full story hereWhy People Are So Excited About Perseverance’s "Possible Biosignature" Mars DiscoveryRecently, the mission team behind NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover announced the detection of an exciting rock formation it had come across. Nicknamed Cheyava Falls, the arrowhead-shaped rock is the most promising find in the search for ancient life on Mars yet. There are structures visible in the rock that are consistent with being modified by microorganisms – it doesn’t mean that this is a discovery of life, but there is plenty to be excited about. Read the full story hereWorld First Implantation Of Titanium Heart Harnessing Maglev TechnologyA titanium heart sounds like something made for the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz – but for the first time, on July 9, it was implanted in a patient. The implantation of a total artificial heart (TAH) is a proposed solution to help people with heart failure who need a heart transplant and is currently seen as a bridge to heart transplant in severe cases of heart failure. Read the full story hereTWIS is published weekly on our Linkedin page, join us there for even more content.Feature of the week: The Russian Sleep Experiment And Why We Believe In Urban LegendsThe Russian sleep experiment is often used as an example of the horrific experiments humans have carried out on each other – only, it never actually happened. But what makes stories like this so “believable”? Or, to put it another way, why do some stories become urban legends when others do not, and why do we accept them? Read the full story here More content:Have you seen our e-magazine, CURIOUS? It’s just turned 2! Issue 25 August 2024 is available now. Check it out for exclusive interviews, book excerpts, long reads, and more.PLUS, season 4 of IFLScience's The Big Questions Podcast has begun. So far we’ve asked “Why Are We The Only Surviving Human Species?”, “How Is Climate Change Impacting Our Health?”, “Is Evolutionary Biology Sexist?”, and “Can We Make Dogs Live Longer?”

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