CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Brayden Deely's parents couldn't convince
him to sit on Santa's lap. So to give Brayden the full experience Santa went
the extra mile by getting on the ground.
Children going to the mall and posing for a picture on
Santa's lap is an age-old tradition. But what happens when a kid doesn't want
to?
Well that question came up and SouthPark Mall's Santa
answered by getting on the ground with little Brayden. That moment was captured
in a touching photo.
"We would not have Santa pictures otherwise,"
said Erin Deely, Brayden's mom.
The incredible image was taken Sunday during Caring Santa,
an event put on by Autism Speaks and other organizations to give kids affected
by autism a chance to have a more typical experience with Santa.
To read more on this story, click here: Santa Lies Down on Floor for Boy with Autism
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