Must See: Heartwarming Video of Preemie Twins Holding Hands Reveals Sibling Bond of Love

Aimee Herd : Jan 22, 2016
Trent Baker-Breitbart.com

According to an update, little Kristian Ian and Kristiana Micaela were still holding hands days later.

(Australia)—Glen and Anthea Jackson-Rushford's twin babies were born premature, on January 4th—11 weeks premature to be exact—weighing in at just over 2 lbs. (Screengrab via YouTube)

As the tiny brother and sister grow stronger, a widely-used technique for improving the health of preemies and to aid the bonding between them and their parents is being used, known as Kangaroo Care. Also appropriate since this family is Australian!

As the babies were placed on their Daddy's chest, Mom began filming, and the result is sweet evidence of that sibling bond—the two began holding each other's tiny hands.

According to an update, little Kristian Ian and Kristiana Micaela were still holding hands days later.

Such an adorable video is destine to go viral, and it did with over 10 million views. Watch it here.