Deaf Baby Becomes Emotional After Hearing Her Mom's Voice For The First Time

Born "Profoundly Deaf" baby, finally heard her mother's voice for the first time through hearing aids, took the hearts of millions of people around the world after being shared on social media.

Christy Keane a blogger who founds and owns the lifestyle blog called "DIBSI" has two little angels named Cameron who is already two-years old and Charlotte or Charly as they call her is a two-month-old baby.

Reports say that Charly Keane was born with congenital hearing loss and her parents did not know if she would ever hear in her life.

"The reason we found out is because Virginia has a great early screening program where, at 24 hours of life, they do a hearing screen on the babies and, she failed," Christy Keane said.

In this truly heartwarming clip, you'll see how little Charly gets quite emotional who seems unsure whether to smile or cry responding to her mom saying 'I love you.'

Under the username, 'theblushingbluebird,' Christy wrote:

“We didn’t think she would hear anything so this was more incredible than I can put into words.”

“I know she was feeling what I was feeling in my heart at the same time,” Keane added of her daughter’s emotional reaction to hearing her first sounds.

Charly’s family is now exploring the possibility of her using cochlear implants, which are surgically inserted into the ear and carry signals straight to the brain. Hopefully, Charly would be eligible for the procedure when she turns one.
H/T: CBS Local