What's cuter than Baby Yoda?
Babies dressed as Baby Yoda, that's what. A nurse took some time out to knit Baby Yoda themed Santa hats for all the babies born on her ward during the festive period, and the results are simply adorable.
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The internet is currently Baby Yoda obsessed.
The miniature version of the iconic Star Wars character made his debut this month...
Or Baby Yoda, as the internet has fondly nicknamed him.
Now, fifty sounds a little too old to be classed as an infant...
Baby Yoda has been the highlight of the series for many.
The infant has become an internet sensation...
my dad really replaced our photos with baby yoda and it took me days to realize it hahaha https://t.co/OaFOL8czPI— lady tsunade (@lady tsunade)1576622603.0
He's just too cute...
look i know this baby yoda is just another way to sell toys or whatever but i love him so much look at him being ti… https://t.co/0y54EjquMn— ingrid (@ingrid)1573892188.0
Well, considering that The Child is a fictional character...
@elbirdilara @lindseyromain They darn well better have the toys. Because I NEED baby Yoda, not Yoda in my life.— Pj (@Pj)1573917931.0
But there are some cute alternatives...
But what if the merch still isn't enough?
Well, you can in one certain Pennsylvania hospital...
Caitlyn Pechin hand-knitted adorable little red Santa hats...
And the results are delightful.
The newborns make the cutest Baby Yodas.
And one set of parents, in particular, were very pleased with the hats.
Briana wanted her own Baby Yoda after watching the show...
Brianna's dream came true when Jackson was transformed into an adorable Baby Yoda...
"We've had the best experience here ever." Brianna explained, "Jackson's done so well and we credit it to having our baby here, absolutely."
All the babies on the ward were transformed...
Obviously, people fell in love with the army of Baby Yodas...
One social media user wrote, "My heart can't take it." While another seemed to get a little broody, writing, "Maybe we will get a baby Yoda in our family soon."
And the hospital's Chief Nursing Officer, Patty Genday, is a big fan of her staff's inventive idea.
She said, "We love celebrating the birth of our babies with their families and it's just wonderful to see our parents look at their babies in these adorable little outfits and share them with everyone. It's just a great experience for them."
And Baby Yoda isn't all. A different hospital has its own festive tradition of sending babies home in Christmas stockings... Keep scrolling to see.