Three-year-old Camden demonstrates to the world that he doesn’t let his disability prevent him from participating in activities that other youngsters do. Beautiful moment watching Camden successfully climb steps, slide, and fling himself. After it was put on Facebook, it has become widely known. Camden was born with amelia-phocomelia syndrome, which is referred to as having several components.

He has either legs or arms. He will still assist his younger sibling, who only wants his pacifier, despite that. Camden can be seen playing with his elder sister Ryleigh in a park with their grandma Karen Whiddon in the video that his 22-year-old mother Katie Whiddon posted.

“These kids are playing on the slide, watch if he can walk,” Karen is heard saying. She afterward hailed Camden as “really powerful” and asked him, “Can you do it? “, to which he defiantly replied, “Yes!” as he attempted to climb the four steps. The three-year-old youngster threw himself down the slide, beaming with pride at his accomplishment. Karen adds in the video, which has received 13 million views in the two weeks since it was posted: “Yeah, he can do it all by himself and doesn’t want any help.

He declined when she asked him whether he wanted to. His mother caught him even though it took him over two minutes to reach the top of the slide. Here is an everyday thing for us, but I think our friends and family will want to see it.” Katie first found out that she was pregnant at, 18 years old, in 2013. She said she was drinking or doing through deciding to continue pregnanᴄʏ.

The boy, however, shocked everyone and has since excelled and never ceases to astound. “I know that most people think of Camden as a poor kid,” she wrote. Yet everyone usually gathers to observe when he settles into his style and begins acting independently! The young mother posts on her blog about Camden’s motivational struggle updates for his intellectual disability.

He is extraordinary and capable of doing so many things that, absent direct observation, you would never believe. I never know how fast he can move, is the comment I hear the most. While he has legs to stand up and move around, that boy can roll and move quite quickly. Don’t undervalue someone just because of the cover they were born with.” His parents are working hard to get prᴏsᴛʜetiᴄ legs and he can choose to get prᴏsᴛʜeᴛic arms when he’s older.