A little girl with Down's syndrome has learnt to walk, talk and even dance - all through copying her big sister. Two-year-old Ellie Harrington, from Ely, Cambridgeshire, has started walking early in order to keep up with four-year-old sister Evie. Their parents, Lisa Moden, 42 and Mark Harrington, 43, say it's the desire to be like her sister that has helped Ellie to develop so quickly. Ellie Harrington, 2, has learnt to walk, talk and even dance through copying her four-year-old sister Evie The pair play together 24/7 and love dressing up as princesses, their mother said. 'Evie's relationship with Ellie is very special, very close'
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Ellie Harrington, two, from Cambridgeshire, has learnt to walk early
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Parents say she has developed so quickly through copying her sister
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Four-year-old Evie has taught Ellie to walk, talk and even dance
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Their mother added: '@placeholder adores her little sister and it's a relief to see them both learning new things together'
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'@placeholder adores her little sister and it's such a relief to see them both learning new things together.
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She was first told that Ellie could have @placeholder when she was pregnant, after a blood test came back abnormal.
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'@placeholder loved her little sister from the moment she saw her, she was no different in her eyes.
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Ms Moden said: 'I was so terrified when I realised Ellie has @placeholder but she is amazing.