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CATELYNN Lowell and her husband Tyler Baltierra shared that their daughter Carly is "SO tall" after reuniting for the first time in TWO YEARS.

The Teen Mom OG stars broke down in tears after the "short" visit with their daughter, whom they placed for semi-open adoption after she was born.

Tyler and Catelynn reunited with Carly for the first time in 'two years'
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Tyler and Catelynn reunited with Carly for the first time in 'two years'Credit: MTV
The couple placed their daughter for adoption when she was an infant
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The couple placed their daughter for adoption when she was an infantCredit: Instagram

Catelynn and Tyler, both 29, were finally able to visit their daughter Carly, now 12, during Tuesday's episode of the MTV show.

The couple brought their other three daughters and close family members to visit their pre-teen and her adoptive parents for a park playday.

After returning from the outing, the pair discussed their oldest child and how much she's changed since they last saw her.

"We just went to the park with Carly and it went really well. Seeing her for the first time in two years was amazing," Catelynn told viewers.

"She was SO tall," Tyler admitted as they reflected on their day.

"I knew she was gonna be tall," the young mom chimed in.

"She had her hair braided and it was all back. Yeah, it's just weird," Tyler added.

The pair then became emotional as they gushed over how well-spoken and "grown-up" their firstborn child had become.

Tyler called Carly the "best babysitter" after watching her play with her younger siblings.

The duo then commented on how grown-up their daughter appeared, saying that she looked like a "little adult."

DIFFICULT GOODBYES

Later, Catelynn and her husband met Carly and her adoptive parents for dinner, where afterward they broke down in tears confessing that their goodbyes "never get easier."

The scene showed a visibly upset Tyler embracing their adoption counselor, Dawn as she consoled him.

"She adores you guys so much, you know that?" Dawn assured Tyler.

"And you're going to be the only thing she thinks about and talks about for the next weeks."

"She's going to keep thinking back on these special times you guys had together. It's so meaningful to her," she continued.

Tyler stepped back interjecting, "it just never gets easier," to which Dawn responded, "you wouldn't be human if it did."

Tyler wiped his eyes as the family retreated back home.

MTV cameras are not allowed to film the tween as per her adopted parents' wishes.

ROCKY RELATIONSHIP

In the past, Tyler revealed that he and Catelynn felt "inferior" to Carly's adoptive parents, but more recently, his wife explained that even they have a “good relationship” with the couple, Brandon and Teresa.

"Relationships are hard any which way. So it’s just all about, like, growing and learning and maneuvering,” Catelynn told .

While Brandon and Teresa have chosen to keep Carly out of the spotlight, the soon-to-be teen's original parents are happy just to remain a part of her life.

Catelynn told E!: "I think it's awesome to be able to show the journey of an open, semi-open adoption through the years and the ups and the downs and learning and navigating this relationship.

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"I think it's super awesome that we can continue to do that in a way that can show our fans the journey but also in the way that it allows Carly's parents to feel comfortable with us sharing it as well." 

The high school sweethearts are also parents to Novalee, six, Vaeda, two, and Rya, one month.

The couple has had a rocky relationship with Carly's adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa
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The couple has had a rocky relationship with Carly's adoptive parents, Brandon and TeresaCredit: MTV/Teen Mom
They told viewers that goodbyes 'never get easier'
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They told viewers that goodbyes 'never get easier'Credit: MTV
Tyler broke down in tears after leaving dinner with Carly
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Tyler broke down in tears after leaving dinner with CarlyCredit: MTV
Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra get emotional after they reunite with daughter Carly, 11, after two years and have to leave again

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