Adorable video of little girl reaching for the moon becomes a viral YouTube sensation She tried to catch the moon, but she just couldn't reach it. Kayla Moffett, a 27-month-old girl from Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, did her best to capture the elusive glowing light in the sky as her father teasingly gave her encouragement to jump for it. Alas, the moon was just too far away. Reaching out: Kayla reaches for the moon Not giving up: Kayla jumps to try to catch it Moffett did obtain a little stardom, however, and is now one of the Internet's favorite new sensations in the YouTube video her father Dennis Moffet shot. The video went viral soon after her posted it online on Friday, February 22, and it now has over 570,000 views. The one-minute video features Kayla staring up at the moon in broad daylight, yelling to her father, "The moon! The moon! "What do you see?" her father asks in a playful voice as the camera rolls. Can you get it? "No, I can't reach," Kyla says, clutching her blue and purple stuffed dog. Elusive: The moon stays out of reach Help dad! Kayla looks to her father for guidance Dennis Moffet was picking his daughter up from his mother's house in Cherry Hill, N.J., when his daughter caught sight of the moon, told ABC News blog in an email. "She's always very excited to see the moon," he said. "Whenever she sees it, she goes nuts, screaming "The moon! This is the first time I've recorded it. Had no idea it would be a hit on YouTube. Little Kayla's fascination with the natural satellite began before she could even talk, her father told ABC News Blog. The one-minute YouTube video currently has over 1,100 comments on YouTube. Father does not understand power of the moon! Baby does!" one commenter wrote about the video. Too bad: Kayla shakes her head as she realizes she won't be able to reach the moon