A home movie produced by Charles William Carr focusing on a baby growing into a toddler made at the family home in Peterlee as well as on beach at Redcar. The film opens on the family with a baby posing with a priest [all adult heads are cut off].   The film changes to the baby in a pram in a garden. A woman holds the baby's hands and helps it walk on the grass. A man and older boy talk with the woman; the boy holds the baby in his arms. On the beach at Redcar the baby is now a toddler...

A home movie produced by Charles William Carr focusing on a baby growing into a toddler made at the family home in Peterlee as well as on beach at Redcar. The film opens on the family with a baby posing with a priest [all adult heads are cut off].   The film changes to the baby in a pram in a garden. A woman holds the baby's hands and helps it walk on the grass. A man and older boy talk with the woman; the boy holds the baby in his arms. On the beach at Redcar the baby is now a toddler playing beside a push chair near the entrance to a tent. The boy and two others paddle in the sea. The film ends with the family pushing the toddler in a wheel chair along a country path beside a road [ghosting of image].