Reading (MA) firefighters belted out the song “Let It Go” from the hit movie “Frozen” to comfort a little girl after she became stuck in an elevator, reports today.com.
“It was easily one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen in my life,” her mother, Kristin Kerr, told TODAY Moms.
The ordeal happened last Wednesday in Reading, Mass., as Kerr her two kids — 4-year-old Kaelyn and 3-month-old Jackson — headed to a hair appointment for her daughter.
The salon was on the second story of a building, so the family took an elevator, which suddenly stopped moving just as they were about to reach their destination.
Firefighters were called to the scene and when they couldn’t get the lift to budge, they lowered a ladder down into the open shaft elevator to get the family out. They carried out the baby without any problems, but Kaelyn was very nervous, said firefighter Scott Myette.
“Just as my daughter was about to go up the ladder, she pretty much froze and said, ‘No way, I’m not going up the ladder,'” Kerr recalled.
So firefighter John Keough started talking to the girl. Both he and Myette have young kids and “Frozen” is big in their worlds. Myette’s daughter is “absolutely obsessed” with the movie’s theme song, “Let It Go,” he said.
“John said, ‘Do you like the movie “Frozen?'” Myette recalled. “So she just nodded yes and when she did, I guess my father instinct kind of kicked in and I just started singing the song, and John did, too.”
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