Adorable toddler waits for big brother to get off the school bus every day
"It melts our hearts to see the very special bond they have together."
By Barney Riley via SWNS
A toddler’s adorable daily routine of waiting for her big brother as he arrives home on the school bus has gone viral.
The 18-month-old tot has waited for her sibling every single day since she has been able to recognize the school bus six months ago.
Videos show Nora running down the driveway and hugging brother Aleksander, 8, as the yellow school bus is seen at the end of the road.
Stay-at-home-mom Mandalina Cunmuljaj, 32, said: "Nora started doing this when she turned one and was able to recognize the school bus.
"She does this because she is obsessed with her big brother and I think it is her way of showing him how much she missed him all day."
"We normally go outside five minutes before the bus comes and she has this reaction every day.
"It is the best part of our day.
"Each time she does it Aleksander has a huge smile on his face and is excited to come home because he knows his little sister is always waiting for him.
"It melts our hearts to see the very special bond they have together, it is the most beautiful and purest love we’ve ever known."
"All of our family and friends are pleasantly surprised by how close they are despite the age gap they have."
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