Benny & Beautiful Baby Delilah

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With everyone coming over to see the new baby, little Benny becomes frustrated with all the fuss and noise taking over his happy home, yet when his little sister begins to cry one night and doesn't stop, Benny jumps into action and learns an important lesson in the process.

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