Emotional Reunion With Little Brother After Almost Two Years Apart

A sibling relationship is likely to be the most enduring of our lives. The impact they have on our young and adult lives is enormous, they shape our history and our character, to a far greater extent than is usually acknowledged. Siblings are not just second editions in relation to the parents, but have a profound importance in their own right. Relationships with siblings are ineradicably fixed in our psyches.

Classic sibling dynamics often depend on what position we hold in the family. Elder children can often feel usurped when a younger one comes along and these feelings of rivalry can last well into adulthood.

Having a big brother is truly a blessing. Brothers will make sure that no one hurts you, physically or emotionally. He's your bodyguard and your knight in shining armor all in one package.

After almost two years away at military school, Albert Ferati returns home to surprise his little brother in this heartwarming clip. He decided to come home early and surprise the baby brother while he was sleeping. What a beautiful moment!

Albert sneaks into the room where his little brother is sleeping and he gently tries to wake him up. The little boy opens his eyes and looks at his brother. He is puzzled and doesn’t know whether he is dreaming or this is real. Moments later, he is overjoyed with excitement and gives his brother a big, warm hug.

It is adorable to see these two siblings get along together so well. Maybe the age difference made them grow a parent-child relationship!

Reunions are always bitter-sweet, knowing that you are finally seeing someone who has been away from you for so long is finally here at last. Such are the reunions between the service men and women in the armed forces and their family members. It is hard for families when one of their members goes away to serve their country. Countless men and women make it their life’s path to protect and serve the country they love, but that means that they have to leave their loved ones behind.

When Emily Pineda was 10 she received a gift she never hoped for - a best friend in the form of her younger cousin Annie Aguire. The two have been inseparable, but then Emily joined the Army and left her family behind, including her baby cousin. When Annie was due to graduate from 5th grade, Specialist Pineda came back from deployment in Iraq to surprise Annie in Long Beach. When she climbed that stage at Olivia Nieto Herrera Elementary School, she was greeted with tears of joy at their sweet reunion.

Adults might have it easier, because they understand what is at stake here. Children, on the other hand, struggle with the idea that a loved one will be gone for a long period of time. That is why these homecoming videos are always a delight to watch. Grab your tissues, folks, because this one is a tearjerker.