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Adorable Age 3 Girl Defends Mother from Cricket: 'Don't Worry, Mom, I Got This'

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Kids grow up too quickly, don’t they? One moment they’re safe in our arms, fully dependent on mom or dad, and the next minute they’re out conquering the world.

Anne Frank is credited as saying, “Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right paths, but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.”



Still, we worry who our children will become. Will they grow to do right? To be kind? To show love and forgiveness?

Will they help their fellow man? Will they meet a spouse worthy of them? The anxiety over our kids never ends, even after they pass the 18-year mark and head off to college.

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One mom from Texas can rest assured that her little girl is growing up to be quite the little defender. When it comes to saving the day, Julianna has her mom’s back.

A video shared by Storyful shows 3-year-old Julianna marching around her kitchen with a spatula in hand. Her mother, Jessica Wynn, is behind the camera.

At the video’s onset, it’s almost difficult to understand what the little girl is saying. But her passion is perfectly clear.

What in the world could she passionate about? Why, protecting her mama, of course! “See bugs!” she says. “I gonna get you!”

With the most serious expression ever, Julianna tells her mother not to jump. Jessica can be heard in the background, holding back giggles and interpreting what her daughter is saying.

“Okay, I won’t jump,” Jessica says. “Are you gonna save me?” It is then Julianna who jumps backward. It’s only when Jessica pans the camera around that we see what is to fear.

A little cricket beside a trash can. And Julianna is determined to save her mother from a horrible fate — death by cricket.

This is too adorable and funny not to watch more than once. You won’t be able to get enough of little Julianna and her superhero spatula-wielding powers.


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“You got it, Ju Ju?” Jessica asks. Her daughter’s response is priceless. “Don’t worry, Mom. I got this,” the 3-year-old says.

Jessica is certainly correct when she calls Julianna her “hero.” While this video is hilarious, it also shows that this little girl has been taught some good values early on.

“Julianna is a tough and spunky girl who tries to take care of it herself as I watch in the background,” Jessica told Storyful.

There’s no doubt Julianna loves her mother so much. Why else would she put herself in the line of cricket, and risk being jumped on? Well done, Jessica! You’re raising a superhero of a girl!

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Sarah Carri is an avid reader and social media guru with a passion for truth and life. Her writing has previously been published in print and online by Focus on the Family and other well known media outlets. Her experience in ministry and Disney entertainment gives her a unique perspective on such topics.
Sarah Carri is an avid reader and social media guru with a passion for truth and life. Her writing has previously been published in print and online by Focus on the Family and other well known media outlets. Her experience in ministry and Disney entertainment gives her a unique perspective on such topics.

Sarah's experience as a successful working stay-at-home mom and business owner has given her the chance to write and research often. She stays up to date on the latest in entertainment and offers her views on celebrity stories based on her wide knowledge of the industry. Her success as a former preschool teacher and licensed daycare provider lend to her know-how on topics relating to parenting and childhood education.

Her thoughts on faith and family issues stem from home life and ministry work. Sarah takes time to attend workshops and classes annually that help her to improve and hone her writing craft. She is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature program and her writing has been acclaimed by ACFW and ECPA.
Education
Institute of Children's Literature, Art Institute of Phoenix (Advertising), University of California Irvine (Theater), Snow College (Early Childhood Education)
Location
Arizona
Languages Spoken
English
Topics of Expertise
Entertainment, Faith




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