Just saw this story on the news. So sweet!!!
When Delphine Expert handed her five-year-old daughter, Zoey, her phone so she could record “treasures” she found on a walk, she never expected “to be one of the treasures.”
As Delphine shared with Newsweek, Zoey has autism and was non-verbal until recently. The little girl began taking violin lessons last year, and that led her to say a few “simple words” like “mom.” Almost a year later, Zoey had another breakthrough and is now “able to communicate a little bit, and she seems to enjoy starting talking.”
For that reason, a video Zoey recently captured was especially endearing to Delphine. The sentimental mother posted it on TikTok, and it shows Zoey’s perspective as she focuses on things like a pine cone, a dandelion, the grass, the sky, the clouds, her car, and her house.
At the end, Zoey points the camera at her mom and happily shares how much she loves her.
“And there’s my beautiful mom. She’s the best mom. I love her so much, and she’s the best mom in the whole world,” she says excitedly.
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and Scotland 
walked onto the pitch today for the national anthems with kids who had special needs and disabilities as the kid mascots. It was truly touching. I'm trying to find a clip of it on YouTube.
