A mum said she had "tears in her eyes" after a stranger's kind gesture days before Christmas.
The mum who was shopping at Iceland at the Concourse Shopping Centre in Skelmersdale said in a Facebook post that she had three young children "in tow" when her son hit his head on a shopping basket and started "screaming".
She was then confronted by a woman who told her son "he was not going to get any presents" if he kept on crying. Upset the mum then started to unload her shopping when a kind stranger stepped in and let the mum take her place in the queue even though her shopping was "already loaded".