A 'brave' high school cheerleader sprung into action at her homecoming parade in Texas to save a choking toddler.
A high school cheerleader sprung into action at her homecoming parade in Texas when she spotted a toddler choking and managed to save him, she and the little boy’s family said.
She then jumped off the float and ran to the boy, who was with his mother, and successfully performed the Heimlich maneuver. The boy’s mom, Nicole Hornback, told ABC News that she had tried to perform the Heimlich on her son, 2-year-old Clarke, but wasn’t successful.
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