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Mom shares the magical moment of her twin boys meeting each other for the first time

The mom has been trying to make them interact with each other for quite some time and was beyond happy when it finally happened.

Mom shares the magical moment of her twin boys meeting each other for the first time
Cover Image Source: TikTok | @meagangarr

Twins will likely be together for a huge part of each other's lives, especially in their formative years. We have seen most twin siblings being with each other as the biggest support systems throughout life. In a wholesome moment, these twins are meeting and discovering each other at 4 months and the mom, Meagan Garr—who goes by @meagangarr on TikTok—is over the moon. "My twins discovering each other for the first time," Meagan wrote in a video's text overlay featuring her twin boys Cooper and Olsen.

Image Source: TikTok | @meagangarr
Image Source: TikTok | @meagangarr

As the video begins, the twins can be seen looking at each other as if they have seen a wondrous person or someone they have loved all along. They smile and babble and even try to hold each other's hands. They look super excited to meet and know each other. The wholesome video has received nearly 42 million views and 6.7 million likes. In an interview with TODAY, the mom said she had been trying to get her twins to acknowledge each other's presence for quite some time. "I have a friend whose twins are 6 months old and she told me, 'They just noticed each other.' I was like, 'That's a milestone — what?'" Garr shared.

"It's sort of like, 'You're my arm, you're always there,'" the mom said while explaining how the boys viewed each other before they finally met. However, the twins can recognize their older brothers, Jackson and Lucas, fairly well. The marvelous moment happened when Garr, a wedding videographer, was trying to photograph her babies smiling. As she was going through the photos, she casually looked up and saw the twins smiling and interacting with each other. "It was a candid moment, which made my heart so happy," she told the outlet.

Image Source: TikTok | @meagangarr
Image Source: TikTok | @meagangarr

It was pure joy for the mom who wanted twins all her life. "When I was five, I told my mom, 'I'm going to have twin boys when I grow up. Then I had my first baby and said, 'Just kidding, one is really hard,'" the wedding videographer revealed. Surprisingly, twins didn't run in Garr and her husband's family. When the couple told their older boys they were expecting, somehow their son Jackson knew it would be twins.

"He said, 'I want two babies,'" he told his mom. The boy was convinced she was going to have twin babies. The fraternal twins were born premature and had to spend their first month in NICU. Cooper weighed 3 pounds, 14 ounces, earning the nickname "Mini Cooper" and Olsen weighed five pounds, one ounce, as per the outlet. Garr captioned the TikTok video, "My heart could explode. I hope they'll always be best buds."

Image Source: TikTok | @rishaundamckinney
Image Source: TikTok | @rishaundamckinney
Image Source: TikTok | @tynnyferwith2ys
Image Source: TikTok | @tynnyferwith2ys

People took to the comments section to talk about the magical phenomenon of twins discovering each other for the first time. @geljas24 wrote, "It is a magical moment when your twins discover each other." @paynetrayne1 expressed, "The fact I never thought about how twins don't immediately realize they have a sibling." @adventuresoflittleh commented, "My twins are almost 2 and could care less about each other most of the time." @glenndaslagle shared, "Mom of twins here. When my girls were this age, they would talk and laugh and laugh. They had their own language." @cm2036 joked, "They're like, damn, you made it out too? I thought I lost you in all the commotion."

You can follow Meagan Garr (@meagangarr) on TikTok for more family content.

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