3-year-old girl and her mom share a magical Harry Potter moment in the park when the local teens play along with a wholesome bit: 'She got a glimpse of real magic'

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  • Little girl smiling at the park on a sunny day.
  • So my 3 year old daughter and I were on our way to the park....

    On the way to the park we pass over a small bridge that my daughter calls the troll bridge.
  • This bridge is about 20 feet over a small stream. On this day there were a bunch of angsty teens hanging out both on and under the bridge.
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  • Right at the entrance to the bridge is a girl who is doodling in a notebook.
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  • She had overheard my daughter call the bridge the troll bridge. Before I even knew what was going on she had told the boys in the water to pretend to be trolls and with out skipping a beat they starting snarling and splashing in the water.
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  • Teenagers hanging out at the park on a sunny day.
  • All of a sudden the girl at the entrance produces one of those Harry Potter magic wands that look just like the ones in the movie and hands it to my daughter.
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  • At that very moment 3 more kids show up and just seem to know what is going on.
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  • My daughter runs over to the middle of the bridge and starts throwing spells at the kids in the water below.
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  • They both act as if they were hit by the spells and fall into the water screaming in pain.
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  • All the kids were cheering for my daughter and the look on her face was unbelievable.
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  • Cute little girl smiling at her mom.
  • She was grinning from ear to ear and was blown away. She got a glimpse of real magic and to be honest so did I.
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  • It was an absolute whirlwind and just like that, it was over and we back on our way to the park.
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  • That was over a year ago now and my daughter still looks out for those kids every time we go to the park.
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  • We have never seen them again. But whoever they are, I'm very grateful for them. They did something that may seem trivial but it was a very special moment my daughter and I share and I'll never forget it as long as I live.
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  • That-Mess9548 Awh, so nice when angsty teens behave adorably!
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  • OP cptnnredbrd Haha beautiful! Just earlier today I told my daughter about the blue- ringed octopus and how poisonous it is. 5 minutes later I'm cooking dinner and she comes in with a her octopus stuffy and tosses it at me. I pretend like I've been poisoned by it and that I'm in tremendous pain. For a split second I could see fear in her eyes. But then she remembered it was a toy and promptly handed me a pretend cup of antidote to drink saving my life from the poison. It was touch and go for a m
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  • sqqueen2 What a wonderful day!
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  • hazy55 What an amazing memory to make! I'm so sure they also enjoyed and will remember the experience and excitement forever!
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  • The AlienatedPenguin I have to say I'm a bit jealous of your daughter! That's so cool!
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  • angrygirl65 Kids today might turn out to be the best!
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  • gdognoseit Great hearing stories about young people being so awesome! Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience.
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  • glutenfreethenipple What wonderful kids! I'd be proud if I were their parents.
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  • Old_Kaleidoscope_324 Good clean fun and a memory that won't leave your daughter
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  • Alphasmooth Core memory there
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