An adorable video from the Newsflare archive of a cute 6-month-old baby giggling as she strokes a baby deer.

Baby Selene can be seen shrieking with delight, while the fawn calmly interacts with the family.

Selene's mother, Kayla Ovenell, captured the adorable moment on camera while out in her garden in 2014.

Ovenell said the fawn was out looking for its mother when it suddenly approached the family.

An adorable video has emerged online of a cute 6-month-old baby giggling as she strokes a baby deer.

Baby Selene can be seen shrieking with delight, while the fawn calmly interacts with the family.

Selene's mother, Kayla Ovenell, captured the adorable moment on camera while out in her garden.

Ovenell said the fawn was out looking for its mother when it suddenly approached the family.

***Our video is very cute, however too much interaction with wildlife can be harmful. After he checked us out we sent him off into the tall grass to hide and wait for his mother. Please do not pick up or remove a fawn from it's habitat, even if you think it's been abandoned. Mother deer leave their babies in hiding during day time hours, only returning to feed them every 4 to 6 hours (sometimes longer). Fawns are extremely hard to rehabilitate so once removed from their mother's care, their odds of survival are slim and odds of future release into the wild are almost nonexistent.

For more information please check your state's Fish and Game "Fawn - FAQ" webpage.***