Sharing is caring! Adorable toddler offers his scrambled eggs to his Mickey Mouse doll
- Video taken by Katessa Kennedy of her grandson Karson in South Carolina
- The toddler was sitting in a high chair next to a Mickey Mouse doll
- He shoveled his scrambled eggs onto his fork and shared it with the toy
A conscientious toddler has shared his breakfast with a Mickey Mouse doll, saying: ‘there you go Mickey’.
The adorable video was filmed by Katessa Kennedy at her home in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Her grandson Karson, the sweet child in the video, was sitting in a high chair next to his best friend – a Mickey Mouse doll dressed in a stripy red and green jumper and hat.
The adorable video was filmed by Katessa Kennedy at her home in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Her grandson Karson, the sweet child in the video, was sitting in a high chair next to his best friend – a Mickey Mouse doll dressed in a stripy red and green jumper and hat
The doll, which had also been placed sitting in a high chair, had an empty bowl in front of it. The bowl was identical to Karson’s, except the child’s was filled with what appeared to be bacon and eggs.
In the video, Karson held up a piece of scrambled egg on his fork as he pulled Mickey’s empty bowl closer to his own.
He picked up Mickey’s plastic fork out of the bowl and shook the scrambled egg off his own fork and into the empty bowl.
With a look of intense concentration on his face, Karson shoveled his fork into his bowl of food until he had picked up more scrambled egg.
Karson holds up a piece of scrambled egg on his fork as he pulls Mickey’s empty bowl closer to his own
He lifted the food over towards the other bowl and, deciding it was too risky, held the forkful of food aloft while bringing the bowl right next to his own.
He then dropped the scrambled egg into the bowl, placed it back in front of Mickey, and said: ‘There you go Mickey’.
Karson looked expectantly over to his friend, hoping it might come alive to enjoy the food so generously gifted to it.
Katessa said the clip was filmed in December 2019. In a Facebook post she wrote: ‘This boy loves Mickey.’