Like every night, their parents put the little Molly and Megan Keher in their cribs and said good night waiting for them to fall asleep in a few minutes, as they always do. But it seems they forgot to turn off the light and the girls found something more entertaining to do.
After a while, they heard the laughter coming from the next room, so his father decided to take the camera to record them: the twins played hide and seek while they were supposed to sleep.
They are barely a year old and have a great time with the classic game of Cuckoo peeking through the bars of their cribs. A minute and a half pass between laughter until one of them notices the presence of his father at the door.
What surprised me the most, in addition to being adorable, is the way they respect turns to make each other laugh, they seem synchronized.
My daughters are no longer so small, but something similar happens at home. The three of them sleep together (of course, they prefer it that way because it's much more fun) and there are nights when we hear naughty laughs when we thought they slept a good while ago.
These moments of complicity and fun between brothers are unrepeatable and these twins seem to be clear from an early age.
