text: Despite battling an a rare congenital condition two-year-old Nathaly Hernandez won't let things get her down, as a heartwarming new video shows. The smiley toddler - who has lived at the Home of the Innocents nursing facility in Kentucky since she was three months old - was filmed as she perfectly lip-synced to Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball. Footage shows her putting her heart and soul into the song - particularly as the rousing chorus builds. As she opens her mouth wide and scrunches up her face, Nathaly determinedly raises her arms to indicate she's singing at the top of the lungs. She also sways her head to the beat. Scroll down for video . Sing-a-long session: Despite battling an array of health complications two-year-old Nathaly Hernandez won't let things get her down, as a heartwarming new video shows . Getting into the groove: The smiley toddler - who has lived at the Home of the Innocents in Kentucky since she was months old - was filmed as she performed a passionate lip-sync to Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball . At various points the infant tunefully sounds words through her breathing tube. Nathaly was born with a number of complications impacting her joints and movement. She is able to sit but cannot walk, and a custom-made wheelchair allows her to get around. She also has an oxygen tube in her neck that helps her breathe. Nathaly's caregivers said she became obsessed with Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball after her teenage roommate played the track. She then starting singing along to the song and moving her body in a bid to evoke emotion. Bundle of joy: Nathaly (above, pictured with her father Angel) was born with a number of complications impacting her joints and movement . Staff at the Home of the Innocents were stunned by Nathaly's antics and made a video of her in action last Friday and posted it online. To date, the clip has been watched thousands of times with viewers giving it a big thumbs up. 'I could watch this over and over. She is precious!' one commenter wrote. Another added: 'My little girl who is the same age made me play this video three times in a row, she adores this as much as I do!' Nathaly's parents, Angel and Maria, also shared the video via Facebook. They told Wave 3 News watching her sing to Miley Cyrus was a big 'surprise.' Little smiler: To date, Nathaly (above, seen with her older sister) has been receiving round-the-clock care from nurses and therapists at Home of the Innocents, which is a non-profit organization . Inspiring others: Touching on Nathaly's zest for life, her father concluded: 'I don't have words to explain. She has changed my life' The Hernandezes - who have another daughter - are hoping to get Nathaly home with them soon. They plan for her to go to a local public school with a special needs assistant on hand to help. Already Nathaly is bilingual and able to understand Spanish and English. To date Nathaly has been receiving round-the-clock care from nurses and therapists at Home of the Innocents, which is a non-profit organization. Her caregivers say that they have been impressed by her progress. Mary Peters, a speech-language pathologist at Home of the Innocents, said: 'I don't think you can quite hear it as much on the video but, there are times when she will sing along with her songs.' Touching on Nathaly's zest for life, her father concluded: 'I don't have words to explain. She has changed my life.'
target: Nathaly Hernandez has lived at the Home of the Innocents nursing facility in Kentucky since she was three months old .
  She was born with a rare condition that impacts her joints and movement .
  Her caregivers said she became obsessed with Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball after her teenage roommate played the track .
  They filmed her lip-syncing the track last Friday with the video triggering a torrent of positive response .