Of course you will tell your babylove them before they can talk, but this video might make you say it a little bit more often.
A dad is cradling his five-month-old baby on his chest when he decides to say "I love you" over and over again.
Even though the baby is asleep, the reaction to those three words is precious.
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20 Unique French Baby Names
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Girls' Names(02 of21)
Amelie This beautiful name sounds like the perfect mix of Amelia and Emily, which is why it’s so unique. The name means “work” and has become increasingly popular in recent years. In 2014, the moniker was #667 on top baby names for girls in the U.S. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(03 of21)
JosetteJosette is the nickname for the French moniker Josephine. We love it because it’s less common than other French names ending in “ette,” such as Claudette or Paulette. Plus, the name is playfully feminine. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(04 of21)
RouxThis moniker is perfect for a red-haired baby girl, as it means “reddish brown.” Thanks to “The Hunger Games,” the name Rue has gained attention, but this French spelling gives it a unique and modern twist. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(05 of21)
SandrineSandrine is such a romantic name! Interestingly, it’s the French variation of Alexandra. We love this name for its sophistication and femininity. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(06 of21)
BlancheWhile Blanche might seem like an old-fashioned name, we think it’s due for a comeback! Meaning “white,” Blanche is not only a saint’s name, but was also a royal name in France in the 12th century. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(07 of21)
Eleanore / EleonoreThis moniker is the French variation of Eleanor and exudes femininity and elegance. Thanks to Eleanor of Aquitaine, who ruled France during the Middle Ages, the name has gone in and out of fashion. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(08 of21)
Yvette It’s no surprise that Yvette is the French variation of Yvonne. The “ette” ending gives the name a daintier, romantic feel. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(09 of21)
Odelia Although this beautiful name is of Hebrew origin, it is commonly associated with the 8th century French saint. Odelia is a sweet and lovely name that will age well as your baby grows. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(10 of21)
MargauxMargaux is the French spelling of Margot. We love this moniker because it’s an eccentric version of the forever stylish Margaret or Marguerite. (credit:Getty)
Girls' Names(11 of21)
CharlizeWith gender-neutral names on the rise, the moniker Charlie for girls has gained considerable attention. If this is a name you love, but detest its popularity, we suggest you go with Charlize. Like its namesake Charlize Theron, the moniker is both strong and elegant. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(12 of21)
BenoitThis French name means “blessed.” Its cool sound is a fun twist on regular old Benjamin or old-fashioned Benedict, but still allows you to nickname your child Ben, an old classic. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(13 of21)
LucLuc is the hip, sexier version of the more common name Luke and is pronounced exactly the same way. If you want a name with subtle uniqueness, this is a great choice! (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(14 of21)
AimeryIf you’re looking to jump on board the gender-neutral baby name trend, Aimery is a unique choice. The moniker is similar to the unisex name Emery and means “king of work.” (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(15 of21)
Théo This moniker is pronounced TAY-o thanks to the French accent. Théo is a refreshing spin on the popular Theo, which stands on its own or is often used the short form of Theodore. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(16 of21)
EmileEmile means “industrious.” We love it for its friendly, easygoing feel. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(17 of21)
RayderRayder certainly isn’t a name you hear every day. Meaning “counselor,” this moniker exudes feelings of strength and stability. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(18 of21)
BeauA handsome name for your handsome boy! This moniker is full of playful charm and is quickly climbing the charts. Last year, it ranked #228 on the list of most popular baby names for boys in the U.S. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(19 of21)
Fabian Fabian sounds like a fairy tale name and we’re digging it! This ancient moniker belongs to a saint, a pope and a character from Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(20 of21)
ArmandArmand is a strong name that means “soldier.” According to Nameberry.com, this moniker used to be the “world's most romantic names,” despite being fairly uncommon. (credit:Getty)
Boys' Names(21 of21)
LerouxYou’d never guess that this moniker means “red-haired one.” We love the name Leroux for its adventurous feel and modern sound. (credit:Getty)