The mum of three-year-old girl from Merseyside has reached out to thank the creator of a surprise gift that 'made her day.'
Aneela Warham, 3, was sat in her mum's car outside her primary school in Haydock, St Helens when she spotted something.
Her mum Nikki Hampson told The ECHO: "She pointed to something out the window and asked "mummy what's that?"
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"She was so happy when she took it off the railing."
Aneela had a found a crochet flower made by members of a local group called "UnTangled St Helens" which aims to improve the well-being of its members through social contact.
The gesture was inspired by a group called 'Random Acts of Crochet Kindness' that began leaving small creations in across the country in a bid to cheer strangers up in lockdown.
The group now has over 147,000 members.
Nikki said: "It's a very pretty flower and when I told her she could keep it after reading the card to her she insisted on taking it to nursery to show everyone.
The card read: "I am not lost, I am alone. If you find me, take me home. Happy Valentines."
Nikki said: "When she finished nursery she couldn't wait to video call all our family and show them what she had found. It put her in a great mood all day. She was super made up."
Nikki reached out on social media to thank the creators. She said: "Thank you to whoever took the time to make this and leave it for someone to find."
One commenter said: "Look at her little face, she is thrilled, lovely gesture."
Others said: "How lovely" and "Awww lovely! There are some seriously lovely people in this world."
