Everyone wants to be heroes and princesses, although very few get it. Today we talk to you, not about real houses but about a curiosity related to little great heroes in the world, boys and girls who performed some extraordinary act, becoming heroes.
Those who exceed the limit of their imaginative games in which they save their parents, friends, pets or all mankind, put out fires, protect us with their super powers ...
These little heroes really undertook acts of courage that saved lives, through a phone call, going through a burning house, or helped bring a new life to the world ...
Isabelle Keeling was the two-year-old girl who made a call to the emergency number 999 and thanks to that she saved her mother's life after she suffered an allergic reaction at home. He was able to provide emergency services with his name, address and telephone number. Just the day before Isabelle had seen in a children's series what 999 was called.
Cody McNeese was the five-year-old boy who saved his little brother from a house fire. He fought the flames and the smoke to return to his room, where Dustin was, two years old, and take him out of the fire.
Agustin Robinet was a six-year-old boy who helped his mother give birth at home. When the contractions and labor began, he was the only one who was with her, and was able to call her father, who arrived a few minutes later. The boy remained calm at all times, as his mother had explained that women hurt when they are going to give birth.
Alexis Goggin was a girl who he made a human shield to protect his mother, attacked by his ex-partner. The mother saved her life even though she was shot several times, until the girl got in the way and asked the gunman not to shoot anymore.
Children who run solidarity races and raise funds for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti, others who arrange radios to be able to ask for help after a truck accident, a girl who is saved from a car fall to the river and manages to rescue the rest of the people in other trapped vehicles, one that saves his mother from a fall in the bathroom ...
They are curious stories of little great heroes around the world, but better not know what our children would do in these extreme situations ... Let's touch wood, and congratulations to these brave.
