article: This adorable dancer's incredible balancing skills have made her on overnight internet sensation. The talented toddler, believed to be from China and female, carefully balances three small bowls on her head as she performs a series of dance moves to music. Happily bobbing along to the music, the youngster who is thought to be aged between two and three years old, slowly spins around being careful not to drop the dinnerware, as seen in a video on the People's Daily Online. Tiny dancer: This talented toddler has become an internet sensation in China after the video of her dancing went viral . With a look of pure concentration she continues to spin, lifting her arms to the traditional folk music. Gaining confidence the tiny dancer drops to floor in a crouch and - for the first time - her carefully balanced crockery gives a wobble. But with the most minor of adjustments, the bowls are made safe and the dance continues. The video has been reposted by numerous Chinese video sites after it was first featured on Jiangsu Satellite TV station in China this week. The youngster has a look of pure concentration as she balances the three bowls which appear to be ceramic on her head . She carefully spins around to the music, in  an adorable attempt at what appears to be a traditional female dance performed by the Uyghur people in northwestern China . The toddler may have been performing the traditional dance of the Uyghur - a Turkic people originally from Central Asia which have a large population in the Xinjiang  Autonomous Region in northwestern China. The dance is also very similar to the Mongolian Bowl Dance, a folk dance which is performed by female dancers across Asia. Linked to hospitality, the feminine Zhongwan is performed by women who balance several bowls on their head and then dance with incredible skill and grace. Mongolian dances are closely connected with song or story. Men's dances feature masculine activities including the horse and sword dance, the hawk dance, and the roughrider dance. Other female folk dances such as the Chopsticks Dance (Kuaizi) or Milking Dance (Jinai).
highlights: This cute toddler's talented balancing skills have made her an internet hit .
  Tiny dancer happily spins around to music with three bowls on her head .
  The Chinese girl is thought to be practising a traditional female folk dance .
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