Little kids caught teaching brother how to climb out of crib to play

Two young children were caught on a baby monitor teaching their little brother how to climb out of his crib so he could play with them.

Jason Eadie put his two-year-old son, Bryson, in his crib for a nap, but was surprised when he discovered later that the little boy was no longer in his bed.

Instead, he was playing with his three-year-old brother Blake and four-year-old sister Brooklyn.

Confused, Jason looked back at the baby monitor footage to see how the tot had gotten out of the crib and watched as the two older children walked him through the steps to escape.Bryson escaped with the help of older siblings.

Jason shared a clip of the hilarious moment on TikTok, where it quickly went viral.

The video begins with Bryson asleep in his crib, when his brother Blake comes over to wake him up.

'Do you want to get out of your crib and play with me?' he asks. 'I can teach you.'

Blake tells Bryson to use his dresser, which was placed next to the crib, to climb out. But Bryson seemed uninterested — and that's when their big sis, Brooke, get involved.

She keeps encouraging the toddler, and finally, he decides to try it.

'Climb over this, you got it, you're a big boy,' she tells Bryson, who begins to lift his legs over the ledge and maneuver out of the crib.

'Blake watch him, he's being a big boy,' she adds.

Both kids continued to motivate Bryson as he climbs, chanting, 'You got this. Go Bryson!'

After he gets himself onto the dresser, the older children help him down onto the ground, and the three of them begin playing together.

'I'm speechless...' their dad captioned the funny video, which has now been viewed more than 12 million times.

Many viewers were entertained by the children's antics and took to the comment section to share their thoughts.

'When siblings work together to break all of the house rules,' one person wrote alongside some laughing emojis.

'The teamwork,' another added with a heart. 'But those teens years are going to be a ride.'

Someone else said: 'Preview of their high school years sneaking out.'

'Bryce was just tryna sleep,' a different user joked.

A fifth message read, 'That "Go Bryson" would have me ready for anything lol. Can't ask for a better team than you're siblings.'

Some also compared the kids to characters from the children's show the Rugrats, who often broke out of their play pen when their parents weren't looking.