A struggling mum was left 'gobsmacked' after an 'angel in disguise' scanned and paid for her shopping at Asda when she had to go and feed her four-month-old twins. Claire Armstrong was at the supermarket checkout when her little ones Phoebe and Jacob started crying.
The 32-year-old became stressed as she thought she might have to bottle feed the hungry twins there and then in the queue. However, a kind stranger offered to put through the rest of Claire's groceries so that she could go and feed her babies in peace - and even paid the for the 'near £100' shop.
The good samaritan left before the 'gobsmacked' parent had a chance to thank them, with Claire later posting an appeal on Facebook to find the do-gooder, Manchester Evening News reports.
