Every parent has experienced the challenge of trying to calm a fussy newborn at some point. Welles Peterson, who has Down syndrome and is 6 years old, was able to put an end to his younger brother’s wailing in a way that looked extremely natural and simple to him.

Since the day Welles Peterson was born, his family has been aware of the unique talent he has . He has Down syndrome since birth, yet he has always understood how to make his family members laugh when they are feeling down. When a member of the family is feeling low or lonely, he will provide his undivided affection and attention to that person.

When his younger brother was being difficult and their mother was unable to console him, Welles once again took use of the marvelous skill that he had to calm their younger sibling. Oakley Peterson, who is Welle’s mother, said that no matter how hard she tried, her infant daughter would not get peaceful.

Oakley said that at that moment he came to the conclusion that the man had belly bubbles. After that, she requested that Welles hold the infant for a little bit, and in the blink of an eye, the infant instantly became quiet and stopped sobbing.

She was moved and astonished by what had just taken place, and she considered taking a picture of such a miraculous moment with her gorgeous children.

The video left a lot of people on social media speechless, and they all agreed that Welles comes off as quite kind and caring.

It  received a lot of comments from individuals, many of them related stories of their children who have Down syndrome.

Oakley is in agreement with this and holds the belief that persons who have Down syndrome are born with really remarkable qualities in the area of empathy.

She also believes that a lot of people are moved by the movie because it serves as a reminder to them that, despite all the craziness, “there’s so much good in the world.”

People referred to Welles as the “baby whisperer” because of his extraordinary ability to calm and comfort infants and young children.