Most of us prefer to believe that we are caring, compassionate individuals who are always willing to comfort a friend or loved one by wrapping them in a bear hug when they are feeling down.

Obviously, life can get in the way, and before we realize it, months have passed since we last saw a dear friend or family member.

The weeks go by in the blink of an eye, and before you know it you’re asking, ‘Jesus, has it been that long?’

After being filmed ‘re-uniting’ after being separated for… two whole days, the world has gone crazy over two toddlers’ displays of unrestrained affection.

Despite its seeming insignificance, the video of the two ‘besties’ has been widely shared online because it is both profoundly cute and a timely reminder of the natural love children have for one another.

This one is guaranteed to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Dad The video was uploaded by Michael Cisneros, Maxwell’s dad. Even though Maxwell and Finnegan had only been apart for two days, they felt the need for an immediate embrace.

Cisneros said the boys were ‘inseparable’ in an interview with ABC News.‘When they are apart, they are constantly inquiring about one another,’ Cisneros remarked.

Both are really talented dancers, and they met at a weekly music event called Dana Banana. Absolutely, there were tears in my eyes. Maxwell and Finnegan’s love for one another is inspiring.

The friendships formed between toddlers are certainly one of a kind. They greet each other with warm hugs, demonstrating the depth of their love for one another.

Even if they’ve only been separated for a short time, it can seem like closest friends in their toddler years haven’t seen each other in ages when they reunite.

The overwhelming sense of relief and happiness at being reunited compels them to give each other the biggest, most enthusiastic hugs they can manage.

This kind of embrace shows how close they are as friends. They seem as though they can’t believe they’re reunited and are determined to make the most of their time together while it lasts.

The innocence and sincerity with which infants love their playmates is refreshing in a world when adults so easily take friendship for granted. It’s a timely reminder that friendships of any age are valuable and worth investing in.

Don’t miss the chance to marvel at the sweetness of childhood friendship the next time you witness two toddlers embracing like old friends.

It’s a reminder that no matter how old we are, we can find happiness and love in the company of those we love.

Best friends among toddlers share a unique bond, as any parent or caregiver of toddlers may attest.

It’s not unusual for kids this age to form strong bonds with one another, to the point where they’d rather spend time with their pal than anybody else.

This is due to the fact that toddlers are in the process of discovering and shaping their interpersonal connections.

Friendship and the value of having someone you can trust and talk to about anything are concepts kids are starting to grasp.

In light of this, it’s not surprising that reunited toddler best pals typically show intense feelings.

Whether they haven’t seen each other in two days or two weeks, the warmth and happiness they feel at being reunited is clear in the hugs and kisses they exchange.

When two friends hug like this, it’s not just a display of affection for one another; it’s also an opportunity to share feelings and rekindle the friendship.

It serves as a constant reminder of the bond they share and the significance of always being there for one another.

Having a best buddy can help relieve separation anxiety and provide comfort and support for toddlers who worry about being apart from their families.

For this reason, the next time you see two young children embracing one other passionately, as if they haven’t seen each other in years, take a moment to marvel at the sweetness and power of their bond.