Baby smiles after seeing mother through glasses

A new video has captured an emotional moment showing a baby smile after seeing her mother for the first time through a pair of special glasses.

Louise McMorris, who is just 8 months old from Denver, was born with albinism that is a condition in which a person lacks the natural pigments that gives body its skin tone, and hair and eye colour. Several of those who suffer from albinism, also have serious vision issues.

Mother Megan McMorris said that the baby isfacing vision problems and eye doctors have prescribed special lenses for Louise. The video, which has become popular on the internet, recorded the moment when the baby put on the special glasses. The video has attracted over five-and-a-half million views in just two weeks and is attracting great number of viewers due to its emotional content.

Louise comes up with a huge smile after her mother started speaking. Megan McMorris said that the once the baby started seeing her, she was happy. She also said that the new glasses have allowed Louise to play with her brother Mason as she can now see that she is doing.


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