A Too Cute 2-Year-Old Bottle Flipper!

Last week I showed you a video of Sammy Rogers. She is an adorable 2

year

old girl who loves to flip water

bottle

s. Have a look. Yes, you did. Rub it. Boom, yes. I saw that and said, bring it to me. From Nashville, Tennessee, please welcome Sammy and her father, Matt. Hello Sammy. Hello. How are you? Hello. I love your outfit, you look adorable. Then I saw you flipping

bottle

s, how long have you been doing that? How long have you been turning bottles, honey? I mean, you're two

year

s old. It can't be that long. Had you done it before that night, when they recorded you doing it?

Yes. You had. For how long? Yes. Her brothers had actually just taught her. Do you want some water? Yes. Well, here you go. Is that good? Do you want something else? Okay, so you record this and how many, I mean, it has so many views. How many visits do you already have? It was amazing. Us- 30 million views. 30 million views, my dad is 72 years old. And we just had it on Facebook, I was excited. What is this? That's also water. Do you want my water too? Thank goodness it's water, right? Yes. Well, I was going to say that we posted the video just to share it with my dad, my friends and my family.

And I actually tagged my father, who is 72 years old, and when we woke up the next day, 30 million people knew. Because it was supposed to be for your dad. Yes. She's just going to walk now. Want to flip some bottles? It's okay. Here you have. Go and show Ellen how to flip your bottle. She uses your left hand. And then you'll rub it off as soon as you do it. This one? Yes, you can do that. Very nearly. One more, higher. You can do it. Here we go. That's all. Do you have one? Yes, for me or for you?

Are you trying to challenge me? Here. Do you have another one? Yes, do you have one there? Here, do you want some more or do you want me to do it? You do it and then I will do it. Yes, this is it. This is the one, I can feel it. Keep clapping. Rub it. Hey, show Ellen how you do your slow dabs. Give slow touches. That was so good. That was really impressive. It's so good, it's so good. She is adorable and let's talk about her health problems because I know we want to help with that.

Wow. Yes, my wife and I both carry a gene called Delta-F508. Basically, every time we have children, there is a 25% chance that they will be born with a genetic disease called cystic fibrosis. This is how we discovered it with our second son, Mason. We have two older children and, obviously, our daughter. And we discovered our second son, Mason, when he was one month old. And we knew there was a risk. And with Sammy, our dream was always to have a girl. And come here. Sit here. Okay, he's about to do it. Are you going to do it?

It was always our dream to have a girl. And the doctor told us when Terri was pregnant, "Good news, you have your baby, but unfortunately she will have the same diagnosis as your son." So it's been a challenge. She performs many respiratory treatments. At this time there is no cure for cystic fibrosis. But we do a lot of preventive things and the response has been outcry. Just the response from people, like my employer, my boss, Woody, helped us start a water bottle flipping challenge. And people have taken on the challenge of flipping the bottle and it's been phenomenal.

You didn't understand. I didn't understand it. However, I'm going to take a break and when we get back, maybe we'll have a little gift we want to help you with. We'll be right back, okay? This is- I do the bottle spin and you talk. We are and we want to help you, that's why Shutterfly was inspired by your story. They want to help, they want to donate $10,000 to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. And you can visit our website to find out what you can do to help find a cure.