By Morgan Huelsman
Apr 16, 2021
13-year-old Kaydence Henslee from New Mexico was down in Florida for spring break with her family when she became a hero.
Henslee and her sisters were spending time at their Holiday Inn Resort pool when she noticed a
toddler floating face down in the deep end. She was scared, but despite her fear, she intuitively dove into the water and pulled the child out.
She got the child out of the pool and someone came up to give her CPR while
Henslee called 911. The child was identified as three-year-old Haven from Missouri and her mom had just stepped away from the pool for a few minutes. There was some miscommunication about which family member was keeping an eye on the little girl.
By Morgan Huelsman
Apr 16, 2021
13-year-old Kaydence Henslee from New Mexico was down in Florida for spring break with her family when she became a hero.
Henslee and her sisters were spending time at their Holiday Inn Resort pool when she noticed a
toddler floating face down in the deep end. She was scared, but despite her fear, she intuitively dove into the water and pulled the child out.
She got the child out of the pool and someone came up to give her CPR while
Henslee called 911. The child was identified as three-year-old Haven from Missouri and her mom had just stepped away from the pool for a few minutes. There was some miscommunication about which family member was keeping an eye on the little girl.
By Morgan Huelsman
Apr 16, 2021
13-year-old Kaydence Henslee from New Mexico was down in Florida for spring break with her family when she became a hero.
Henslee and her sisters were spending time at their Holiday Inn Resort pool when she noticed a
toddler floating face down in the deep end. She was scared, but despite her fear, she intuitively dove into the water and pulled the child out.
She got the child out of the pool and someone came up to give her CPR while
Henslee called 911. The child was identified as three-year-old Haven from Missouri and her mom had just stepped away from the pool for a few minutes. There was some miscommunication about which family member was keeping an eye on the little girl.
By Morgan Huelsman
Apr 16, 2021
13-year-old Kaydence Henslee from New Mexico was down in Florida for spring break with her family when she became a hero.
Henslee and her sisters were spending time at their Holiday Inn Resort pool when she noticed a
toddler floating face down in the deep end. She was scared, but despite her fear, she intuitively dove into the water and pulled the child out.
She got the child out of the pool and someone came up to give her CPR while
Henslee called 911. The child was identified as three-year-old Haven from Missouri and her mom had just stepped away from the pool for a few minutes. There was some miscommunication about which family member was keeping an eye on the little girl.