A pregnant mother filmed the moment she told her son he was going to be a big brother and his reaction is seriously cute.
Ethan is handed a piece of paper (the sonogram) while sitting in his car seat after the mum's scan.
After a few failed attempts at guessing who it is - "It's me! No, it's you" - his mum finally reveals she's going to have a baby.
Cue a lot of questions for his mum about how it happened, before he adds magnanimously: "He can sleep in my bed with me. If he wants."
Hawaiian Baby Names Full Of Meaning
Boys’ Names(01 of20)
Kai Kai means “the sea.” This moniker has a lot of boyish charm, but it’s a strong name that will grow well with your little one. Interestingly, this name also has many meanings in other languages including Japanese (“forgiveness”) and Navajo (“willow tree”). (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(02 of20)
ManuManu is a Hawaiian name meaning “bird.” This moniker is perfect for parents who want a name that has a subtle connection to nature. (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(03 of20)
LukaLuka is perfect for parents looking to give a subtle nod to Hawaiian culture. This form of Luke means “light.” (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(04 of20)
NaheleThis is another great nature name with Hawaiian roots. Meaning “forest,” Nahele is a friendly, laidback moniker. (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(05 of20)
KeanuThanks to Canadian actor Keanu Reeves, this moniker has made it on to the list Top 1,000 baby names in the U.S. The moniker is appealing for both its unique sound and meaning, which is “cool breeze over the mountains.” (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(06 of20)
KekoaIf you’re looking for a name that exudes strength and courage, then Kekoa is for you! This moniker means “warrior” or “brave one” in Hawaiian. (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(07 of20)
Meka This moniker is short and sweet, which is why we love it! In Hawaiian, Meka means “eyes.” (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(08 of20)
IkaiaThis unique moniker is a form of Isaiah meaning “God is salvation.” The name is pronounced just as it’s spelt I-KAI-a. (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(09 of20)
NikolaoNikolao is a unique spin on the common name Nicholas. It means “victory of the people.” (credit:Getty)
Boys’ Names(10 of20)
HuanuThere’s no denying that Huanu is a Hawaiian name. The moniker means “God is gracious” and is a form of Juan or John. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(11 of20)
LeilaniThe name Leilani evokes floral images and that’s likely because the name means “a heavenly flower.” Parents might like this name because little ones can be given the nickname Lei or Leila. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(12 of20)
KianaKiana is the Hawaiian form of Diana. According to Nameberry.com, this moniker is a modern invention, so it has no direct meaning. However, it is a lovely choice for those who want to subtly honour a family member named Diana. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(13 of20)
LiloThis moniker was made famous thanks to the little Hawaiian girl in Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch.” Lilo means “generous one” and not only has Hawaiian roots, but German and Hebrew as well. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(14 of20)
KaiaKaia is a beautiful name meaning “the sea.” The moniker has become increasingly popular since 2000, likely because it sounds like a unique twist on the name Kayla. In the past, celebrities such as Cindy Crawford and Hayden Panettiere have chosen this moniker for their daughters. Panettiere, however, uses the alternative spelling Kaya.
Girls’ Names(15 of20)
OlianaOliana means “oleander” in Hawaiian and gives off a gentle, but elegant feel. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(16 of20)
IoanaInterestingly, Ioana (ee-WAH-nah) is a form of Joanna and means “God’s gracious gift.” (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(17 of20)
HokuThis adorable name means “star” in Hawaiian. We love it because it’s short and sweet. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(18 of20)
MoanaIf you want a Hawaiian name that’s original but not too out there, then Moana is the perfect choice! Moana means “ocean” and is pronounced “Moh-ah-nah.” (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(19 of20)
MaliaMalia, meaning “bitter,” is a fresh, modern version of the name Mary. US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle chose this moniker for their eldest daughter. (credit:Getty)
Girls’ Names(20 of20)
LuanaThis moniker means “happy” or “content.” Luana sounds like a lovely combination of Louise and Anna and we love how it slips so beautifully off our tongues! (credit:Getty)