""At first I was just sharing it with family and friends," Stephanie tells TODAY.com. Because they enjoyed the video so much, she added the music from "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and posted the video on TikTok in late December. "I woke up the next morning after posting it and was like, 6 million views," she says. "I was like, 'Oh no, what have I done?'""
"Hoping to grab a family photo at Thanksgiving, Stephanie started the video recording on her phone while trying to bribe ... err, convince ... her 3-year-old son to participate. She was hoping he would just enter the frame for a moment so she could get a screenshot of the four of them. Tyler was stabilizing the baby while they talked to their toddler, "and then he just suddenly forgot that he was holding her, and then she just, you know, gracefully, fell down on the carpet," Stephanie says."
"Next, Stephanie scooped up her daughter immediately, simultaneously soothing her, assessing potential injuries and glaring at her husband. Edits highlight the moment she wrenched his hand off the baby as well as Tyler's agonized face as he realized what happened. She reassures TODAY.com it was an inconsequential spill with no resulting injuries: "It was carpet. It was maybe the tiniest fall. So no need to call the authorities on me. She cried for like two seconds, I nursed her and then she was totally fine.""
During a Thanksgiving attempt to capture a family photo, Tyler Robitaille held his 6-month-old daughter while the family tried to coax their 3-year-old into the frame. Tyler became distracted by the toddler and briefly removed his hand, causing the baby to slowly topple to the side while staring at the camera. Stephanie recorded the moment, added music from "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and posted the clip to TikTok, where it quickly went viral, receiving millions of views overnight and tens of millions overall. Stephanie immediately scooped up and soothed the baby, checked for injuries, and confirmed the fall was minor; the baby cried briefly, was nursed, and was fine.
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