This is the adorable moment a one-year-old boy born with half a skull said 'hello' to his parents and fans.
Jaxon Buell, who has been nicknamed Jaxon Strong, was given just days to live at birth due to a rare neural-tube condition.
He surpassed expectations and celebrated his first birthday in August, with thousands of people from across the globe inundating his parents Brittany and Brandon, from Orlando, Florida, with messages of support.
Now, a 22-second clip has been posted on a Facebook page for Jaxon by his parents in a bid to thank friends and fans.
It starts by showing little Jaxon, who has Microhydranencephaly, lying on the floor as his parents Brittany and Brandon ask him to say 'hi Germany'.
In response to his father's request, Jaxon can be heard whispering 'hi Germany'.
Mr Buell then asks: 'Can you say hi to the kids who drew you pictures?'
As Jaxon smiles, Mrs Buell excitedly adds: 'You just said hello to mummy.'
The clip ends as Mr Buell can be heard saying: 'Say hi to Germany and thank you for all my pictures.'
(dailymail.co.uk)
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