This is the heartwarming moment a two-year-old girl took her first steps after her family was told she may never be able to walk.
Little Keira Hockley manages to walk unaided to her joyful mum Danielle in the adorable clip.
The toddler, who turns three next month, takes several confident strides through the family's kitchen and into the living room in Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Sharing the footage on Facebook , Danielle wrote: "OMG this just happened!
"I can’t believe it!"
Keira was diagnosed with congenital cytomegalovirus after nine months.
The rare infection is passed on from mother to the foetus via the placenta. It's estimated around one baby in every 100 will be born with it.
Keira was born deaf, autistic and has development challenges.
Ms Hockley, who has two other kids, feared her daughter would never walk after doing "a heap of research".
But speaking after she shared the video this week, Ms Hockley said: "It’s been two years in the making."
"But now, I’m over the moon."
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Most children walk at around 12 months.
Ms Hockley has received an outcry of support on Facebook since posting the footage.
"This is absolutely amazing," one woman wrote.
"So proud of you, gorgeous girl," another person said.
Ms Hockley and hubby Jack take Keira to physiotherapy and speech therapy twice a week to aid her development.
Speaking previously, the mum said: "The minute she was handed to me we thought there was a chance she’d forever be in a wheelchair.
"I did a heap of research which in hindsight was a bad idea."
