7 year old boy throws party for babysitter after her prom was canceled

7 Year Old Boy Throws Party for Babysitter After Her Prom Was Canceled

For the past year, 17-year-old Rachel Chapman has been 7-year-old Curtis Roger’s nanny.  Rachel picks Curtis up from school every day, takes him to his piano lessons and helps him with his homework.  After Curtis found out Rachel’s prom was canceled, the young boy showed his man card and stepped up to the plate.  Curtis organized his own prom dinner for Rachel.

“My daughter has been a nanny for this amazing kid for over a year. When he realized she wouldn’t have a senior prom, he wanted to throw her one. He planned a socially distant prom, complete with dancing & her favorite foods,” her mom Becky said.

“She has become apart of our family and he absolutely adores her,” said mom Elissa Rogers in a television interview Thursday. ” “She’s a just great person with good heart so it’s been a blessing to have her helping us out with Curtis.”

Curtis nailed it…and the 7-year-old has substantially raised the bar for teenage boys nationwide.

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