Toddler Brandon Emery, 14 months, could probably host one of those how-to-keep-stress-free seminars. Recently he accidentally locked himself in his mom’s car but kept his cool and had a blast with the firefighters who came to save him!
Everything started when Brandon’s mother, Kirsty Green, had placed her car keys in the boot while she was loading the vehicle with groceries. Her son pushed down the central locks inside the car, and there was no way she could get him out.
Brandon’s mother, Kirsty Green, told the Daily Mail, “I was a little panicked at first, wondering how I was going to get him out.” “Fortunately, a couple of other shoppers rushed over to assist me, and one lady contacted the cops.”
The rescue crews from Bude Community Fire Station, Cornwall, England, quickly arrived at the scene and started using small hand tools on the car to free Brandon. The toddler was loving every second of it and couldn’t stop smiling. However, he then found a two pence coin inside the car and put it into his mouth.
Green stated, “That’s when I started to panic.” “I was thinking to myself, ‘Oh God, what if he chokes on it?'” The firefighters acted quickly and smashed the car’s back glass, reuniting Brandon with his mother before anything awful could happen. “They were incredible, and I believe Brandon was making them laugh just as much as they were entertaining him.”
