Hilarious Footage Shows Night of Chaos of Two-Year-Old Twins Who Don't Know The Meaning of Bedtime

It's one of those nights every mum and dad dreads - when their child just WON'T go to sleep.

And with twins you're in for twice the trouble, like when two-year-olds Andrew and Ryan decide it's not quite bedtime just yet.

But what may have been an irritating evening for the parents, turns into a hilarious two-minute clip of the boys' antics.

The footage, recorded on a home monitoring system by two New York parents, shows the boys constantly crawling out of their cribs.

They toddle around their room, pull their pillows and mattresses out of their cribs, and create make-shift mats to somersault on to.

They then take a short break on the sofa, before getting back to business jumping around the room and slowly turning it upside down.

But when parents Jonathan and Susana arrive partway through the video, they put the boys back in their cribs and clean up.

Only as soon as they leave, the boys are back at it, creating another pile of pillows to jump around on and having rests on the couch.

It's not long before mum and dad are back, pleading for the boys to go to sleep and cleaning up after them.

Yet surprise surprise, as soon as they leave the toddlers are back on their feet.

But this time they have had enough partying, and decide to have a chat on the sofa before finally deciding it's getting a bit late.

They climb into their cribs and fall asleep, not knowing their antics would end up being watched by people all over the world.

Jonathan later decided to post the video on Facebook, and has been 'overwhelmed by the outpouring of love' ever since, with it going viral.

Painstakingly for him and Susana, the night was not a one-off, and is something they have had to put up with for about three months.

They have now 'slowly removed everything and bolted the furniture to the walls'.

Recently they switched their kids' cribs to beds for one night as an experiment, only to find them 'nonstop all night'.

Source: Mirror