The Videos Worth Sharing our licensing partners and followers treasured this month include a young girl excitedly discovering buried treasure on her first beach trip, a one-of-a-kind pregnancy reveal through song, a boy showing off his new dinosaur backpack to travelers on an airplane and the sweet moment a dad who left for work without saying goodbye seeing his daughter's reaction on doorbell cam before returning home for a hug. 

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Dad Gets Doorbell Notification And Returns Home When He Missed Daughter's Goodbye Hug

This video of a girl running outside to say goodbye to her dad leaving for work and missing him by seconds has gone viral. In the sweet clip, the dad receives a notification from his doorbell camera and sees his daughter's reaction at missing him. So like the great dad he is he immediately turns around and goes back home to say goodbye to her.

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Parents Surprised With Son's Baby News Through Song

This video of a couple listening to their son perform a country music song on guitar only to realize he had changed the words to announce his wife's pregnancy is truly heartwarming. JT Garnett said it's not uncommon for him to break out his guitar when he returns to his parents Cyndi and Joe's home, in Westfield, Indiana. And so, JT and wife Lindy thought music would be the perfect way to break their pregnancy news.

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Boy Proudly Shows Everyone On Flight His New Backpack

A two-year-old boy warmed hearts on his recent flight as he made his way through a plane and proudly showed passengers his new dinosaur backpack. Youngster Beck had been jealous of his twin sisters' backpacks on their previous trip, and so his mom, Cassidy, decided to treat the two-year-old for their latest vacation. He showed the attendants his new backpack and having received an upbeat response, proceeded to show every passenger as he made his way down the aisle.

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Girl Screams With Joy At 'Finding' Treasure Chest On First Trip To Beach

A five-year-old screamed with joy when she dug up a custom-made treasure chest her parents had hidden on her first ever trip to the beach. In the weeks building up to her family's vacation, Lindsey Robinson's mind had been dreaming about what might be possible on her first trip to the beach. According to her mom, Amanda, Lindsey had told her family she hoped to find lots of shells on the beach – as well as, perhaps, some treasure.

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Grandma Turns Late Husband's Hawaiian Shirt Collection Into Cushions For Grandkids To Cherish

A grandma came up with a beautiful gesture for her children and grandchildren by turned her late husband's prized Hawaiian shirt collection into memory pillows. Randall "Randy" Hardin Sr. was renowned for wearing Hawaiian shirts, and over the years, his family estimates Randy amassed a collection of more than 50. But after Randy's passing, wife Marion wondered what to do with her late husband's jazzy collection. Given that she enjoys quilting, she searched Pinterest and came up with the idea of turning Randy's shirts into memory pillows – one for each child and grandchild.

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A one-of-a-kind response only a dad could provide during his daughter’s wedding dress first-look, adults getting a little too into character during a six-year-old’s superhero birthday and a young girl waking from a car nap and hilariously processing the realization her military dad has come home from deployment, these are just some of the Videos Worth Sharing our licensing partners and followers loved this month.

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Girl Wakes Up From Nap To Discover Soldier Dad Has Returned From Deployment

This video of a little girl waking up from a nap to discover her soldier dad has returned from deployment is truly heartwarming. Viewers on social media joked young Amelia Hornback was "buffering" as her father, Zachary, a staff sergeant with the U.S. Army, removed her headphones and surprised her as she slowly came to.

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Husband Surprised With Cake Announcing Wife's Rainbow Baby News

This video of a husband being surprised with a cake announcing his wife's rainbow baby news is so sweet. Ashley Reynolds, 25, is bursting with excitement as she faces the camera and places the cake on her kitchen counter. Then, after husband Tylan has entered the room with his eyes closed, Ashley removes his sunglasses and asks him to take a look at the sweet treat before him.

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Choked-Up Dad Tells Daughter She Looks Like Big Paper Towel In Wedding Dress

This video of a dad getting choked up while telling his daughter she looks like a big paper towel in her wedding dress is both hilarious and heartwarming. As soon as Chuck set eyes on his daughter, the choked-up dad blurted out the off-the-cuff comment that she looked like a "big paper towel." He is clearly so proud of his daughter, and his love for her is evident in his voice.

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Grandma Can't Stop Belly Laughing At Her Prank Idea To Stick Eyes Around Supermarket

This video of a grandma laughing uncontrollably at her own prank is sure to make you laugh too. The grandma is sticking googly eyes all over items at Walmart, with her ‘partner-in-crime’ granddaughter Riley. The video has been viewed more than 15 million times already.

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Dads Channel Inner Superheroes At Six-Year-Old's Birthday Party

This video of dads dressing up as superheroes for their six-year-old son's birthday party is too cute for words. The adults all put a lot of effort into their costumes, and they really make the party special for their kids – and maybe themselves as they get super into character! Nobody will be forgetting this party in a hurry.

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Is this the right moment for an exhibition on the topic of Happiness?

That was the question a museum in Germany asked itself during a time of political and social upheaval, when they say anxiety is at an all-time high.

The Deutsches Hygiene-Museum in Dresden, which conceives itself as a "forum for science, culture and society," believes it’s more important than ever to explore the topic of happiness. Positive emotions – according to the exhibition’s thesis – are an important factor in developing resilience during individual and social crises.

At T&T Creative Media, we regularly feature the bright side of humanity, the internet, and social media, so were delighted to provide user-generated video to the “Hello Happiness!” exhibition.

In one exhibition video, after a family’s sunny vacation to the beach was canceled during covid-19 lockdowns, the parents recreated the beach experience in their bathroom – including sandpits, buckets and spades, beach ornaments and bath full of water. Check out the original story here: https://happilynews.com/after-beach-vacation-cancelled-family-decide-to-bring-beach-to-their-home/

 

Hello Happiness! is based on London’s Wellcome Collection exhibitions Joy and Tranquillity, curated by Laurie Britton Newell and George Vasey, in 2021. In its six sections, the exhibition presents various practices whereby positive emotions develop and in turn affect people’s perception of themselves.

Letting Go: visitors are invited to leave their daily life behind and to discover the various ways and techniques with which people transport themselves into euphoric, ecstatic, or intoxicating states.

Feeling: a look inside the body to answer where our emotions actually originate.

Hope: the potential positive emotions that can be unleashed when dealing with moments of social and personal crisis, with hope as a motivating force and provides comfort.

Together: focusing on friendship, family and other communities where some people flourish in large, sociable gatherings, while others recharge their batteries while spending time alone or in small group settings.

Calm: a space for visitors to catch their breath with various methods of relaxing – from spirituality and meditation to self-reflection and wellness.

Nature: exploring the beauty of nature and its soothing and relaxing effect on people.

In addressing the transience and ambivalence of feelings, the exhibition moves from the individual to the collective. Positive emotions are viewed as a source of energy open to everyone, without, however, ignoring the fact there are numerous social and cultural prerequisites for a successful and happy life.

Another central motif of the exhibition is the physical experience, which ranges from ecstatic moments of happiness to quiescent self-awareness.

The exhibition features a variety of contemporary artworks, interactive stations, and historic-cultural exhibits that explore these different aspects of happiness.

In a world that can often be dark and scary, Hello Happiness! is a reminder that there is still beauty and joy to be found.

Visit the Hello Happiness! exhibition at the Deutsches Hygiene-Museum in Dresden from May 27 to November 19, 2023.

Curator: Isabel Dzierson, DHMD
Scientific and Curatorial Associates: Wiebke Drescher, Anina Falasca
Exhibition Design: BOK + Gärtner, Münster
Illustrations: Slinga, Leipzig