Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
**Event:** A light-hearted competition involving babies/toddlers
**Format:**
1. **Race**: Babies walk/crawl from a starting line to a finish line; timed.
2. **Emotional Control**: Babies are observed for 1 minute to see who doesn't cry.
3. **Photo Shoot**: Guardians take a photo with their baby; a judge evaluates and rates.
**Outcome:**
* A contestant named Florence/Aymar's team excelled in the race.
* Another round with Lorenzo and João Viana is mentioned, with varying successes across challenges.
* Final ratings are shared, with one team winning two out of three challenges.
**Conclusion:**
* The video ends with a request for viewers to like, subscribe, and follow social networks for more content, hinting at future comparison videos between children of different ages.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
1. **Video Setting**: The video is recorded in Brazil on channel + 1.
2. **Participants**: Four people are participating, mentioned by name: Erechim, João, and two others whose names are not clearly mentioned (associated with babies).
3. **Challenge Structure**: The challenges involve pairs (couple and baby) competing in three categories.
4. **Challenge 1**: A racing competition to walk (or crawl) from a starting line to a finishing line.
5. **Challenge 2**: A test to see which baby doesn't cry for one minute.
6. **Challenge 3**: A photo competition where the best photo, as chosen by a judge (Letícia), wins.
7. **Judging**: Letícia decides the grades for the photo competition.
8. **Previous Video Mention**: A previous video had over 100,000 views, featuring two babies.
9. **Channel Information**: Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel for updates and to receive notifications.
10. **Video Conclusion**: The video ends with an invitation to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and follow social networks for more content.
11. **Future Video Teaser**: A potential future video idea is mentioned, comparing the abilities of three and five-year-old children.