16 pounds baby boy, the heaviest newborn in the world!!!

He has 10 little fingers and 10 little toes, but litle JaMichael is anything but small.

A woman from Texas, USA has given birth to a baby boy who weighed in at more than 16 pounds or 7.3 kg, more than double the average weight of a newborn.

Baby JaMichael, nicknamed Moose, is the heaviest baby to be born at Good Shepherd Hospital in Longview, USA and reportedly the largest newborn in the Lone Star State and maybe the heaviest newborn baby in the entire world.

“Both his mother, Janet Johnson and father, Michael Brown are large people, and she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, which contributed to the baby’s size”, explained Dr. John Kirk, who delivered JaMichael.

According to the Guinness World Records , Ann Bates of Canada gave birth to the biggest newborn, in 1879, when her baby weighed in at a whopping 23 pounds, 12 ounces.

But that was 132 years ago.

For now, JaMichael rules da world!!!

Chatting babies video a YouTube sensation

Well this reminds me of the hit 1989 romantic comedy "Look Who's Talking" which netted a very handsome and cool gross revenue of USD 279 million against a modest budget of USD7.5 million.



Look Who's Talking was written and directed by Amy Heckerling and stars John Travolta and Kirstie Alley. Bruce Willis plays the voice of Mollie's baby son, Mikey who can talk like grown-up men.

And below is a real life Who's Talking, year 2011 edition which has quickly become an internet sensation!!!



A video of a pair of diaper-clad babies seemingly engaged in an animated conversation in a home kitchen was a fast-spreading YouTube sensation.

The two-minute snippet of the lively exchange between twin brothers barely old enough to stand has been watched more than 2.2 million times since it was uploaded to the Google-owned video sharing website on Valentine's Day.

The then 17-month-old boys laughed, gestured, and raised their feet during what appeared to be a baby talk chat so genuine that it inspired viewers to add playful captions suggesting translations.

Suggestions included that one brother telling the other "That diaper is so 2010" and getting a retort along the lines of "If you're so smart, where is your other sock, Einstein?"

Child development specialists were citing the video in online discussions of how natural and healthy it is for babies to develop language skills as they mature.

"We've had a fascinating time seeing language blooming around here," the boy's mother said at her twinmamarama.com blog devoted to being a twin sister raising twin boys.

"Now the experts weigh in on this kind of twin language," she continued.

"I remember my own folks talking about my sister and I sending out verbal signals (essentially squeaks and shouts) in an attempt to pinpoint the location of our twin sister around the house!"

The "Twin baby boys have a conversation -- part 2" video at YouTube was one of a trio of clips at the website starring the babies.

Look who's Talking!!!!