A video of the adorable pampering session was posted Sunday to Facebook by the infant's father, Taveon Glenn of Dayton on Sunday and already has nearly 20 million views.
Glenn said he never saw all the attention coming.
He recorded the moment to share with his mother and others.
" I was crying," the 20-year-old West Carrollton grad said. "She is my first baby and she was looking all cute."
The proud father could only guess why so many people liked and commented on the video.
"People are saying it's positive and people are saying they haven't seen anything positive in a while," he said.
Glenn added that others have said that Amira, whose name means "princess" in Hebrew, reminded them some of their own babies.
Amira's grandmother Tina Still of Dayton said everyone is flabbergasted by the response to the video.
Credit: Photo: Submitted
Credit: Photo: Submitted
Amira was a shot of joy.
"The country right now is so devastated with everything going on," she said. "(The video) is so precious that it makes everyone happy."
Still said Amira and her daughter Sierra Still, Glenn's
21-year-old fiancée, are set to be released from Miami Valley today.
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