When a couple of firefighters from Utah noticed that the wrecked little girl, can not calm down, then immediately found the perfect solution: nail Polish.
In the car Jocelyn Fernelius from West Point (ut) crashed when she drove her daughter to her grandmother. The other driver rammed the van three times before finally stop.
«Braylin began to scream and cry. recalls Jocelyn — I, too, was in hysterics: I’m pregnant, and in the back seat baby.»
The battalion chief Allen Hadley and captain Kevin Lloyd of the North Davis Fire District arrived on the scene, immediately drew attention to the little girl in the back seat of the car. Fortunately, 2-year-old Braylin was not injured but was very scared.
«When I arrived, she was yelling so loud,» says Lloyd.
The men immediately noticed bottles of nail Polish in the hands of the little girl and decided to ask about them so little to distract from the incident. Then feeling that they the right way, the fire Department asked whether the girl to paint his nails.
«A few minutes later, the child calmly painting her nails, completely forgetting about their experiences shock. — written by representatives of the fire Department in a Facebook post, which attracted 16 thousand laykov — head of the Hadley and captain Lloyd did a great job.»
How to tell the parents of a little girl, the girl’s grandmother — to which she was heading at the time of the accident — just promised to do her manicure. The baby was eagerly waiting for this moment, but now she has very different interests. According to the father of Bralin, Brandina Firewise, there isn’t a day that she did not offer to make someone a manicure — just like new friends was a fireman.
Under the post Department on Facebook has almost 800 comments: users vying to thank the firefighters for coming to the aid of the girl, and named one of the best employees of the rescue services in the world. Some even joke, offering to think about how to do a new manicure part of a uniform — a little too well purple and pink lucky flowers are combined with protective suits.
