Batman walks three-year-old girl to school after her mom shared that she was being bullied

Neighborhood hero! Florida Batman walks three-year-old girl to school after her mom shared that she was being bullied and came home with a BLACK EYE

  • Jack Asbury III – dubbed the Batman of Spring Hill – decided to walk three-year-old Lydia Calculli at the end of August 
  • Lydia’s mom shared that her daughter was coming home with bruises on her face and hated going to school 
  • Erica Calculli added that she took to social media for help after she noticed her daughter’s changed behavior 
  • Asbury saw the post and reached out to Calculli to set up the special moment
  • He brought Lydia a Supergirl costume and walked her into school, to the amazement of her peers
  • Asbury launched a Batfund to raise money to help children as he is not the real life Bruce Wayne and has actual financial responsibilities

A Florida man dressed as Batman made a three-year-old’s day when he accompanied her to school after the girl’s mom shared on Facebook that her daughter was being bullied. 

Jack Asbury III – dubbed the Batman of Spring Hill – decided to walk three-year-old Lydia Calculli after her mom shared that her daughter had been coming home with bruises on her face. 

‘At first it was very minor and I thought it happened just playing around, so I let it go,’ Erica Calculli explained to WTSP. 

 

Jack Asbury III – dubbed the Batman of Spring Hill – walked three-year-old Lydia Calculli to school at the end of August

The concerned mother took photos after Lydia came home with a red and black swollen eye in August. 

He saw a post that the girl's mother, Erica Calculli, shared to Facebook stating that her daughter was being bullied at her Spring Hill, Florida, school

He saw a post that the girl’s mother, Erica Calculli, shared to Facebook stating that her daughter was being bullied at her Spring Hill, Florida, school

Calculli continued: ‘She told me that “a bunch of girls and one boy hit her and a girl threw a shoe at her eye”.’ 

Worried about her daughter’s noticeably changed behavior, she reached out to social media for help. 

And like the great ‘Bat Signal,’ Asbury saw the post and immediately jumped into action.

‘I made a new friend today. This is Lydia,’ the Spring Hill Bat said in a August 28 post that has been shared just under 600 times. 

‘I was heart broken when I saw her mothers post she was being bullied in school.To the point she didn’t want to go. So I reached out and asked if I could walk her to school. Hopefully this will help her over come the fear knowing who has her back.’ 

Included in the post were adorable pictures of Lydia and the Florida superhero walking hand-in-hand into the school. 

Asbury even purchased a cute Supergirl costume for Lydia to wear. 

The EMT told Yahoo Lifestyle that the young girl was ‘shy and nervous’ when they first met. She eventually came out once she realized Asbury had a gift. 

Lydia was said to have been shy about the meeting until Asbury told her of the gift he had for her

Asbury told the kids that he was Lydia's 'very best friend;

And like the great ‘Bat Signal,’ Asbury saw the post and immediately jumped into action

Students in the classroom were said to have yelled 'Batman' once they saw the Caped Crusader and Lydia stroll in

Students in the classroom were said to have yelled ‘Batman’ once they saw the Caped Crusader and Lydia stroll in

Asbury even purchased a cute Supergirl costume for Lydia to wear

Asbury even purchased a cute Supergirl costume for Lydia to wear

‘I asked if I could walk her and if she could show me the way [to her school]. So she grabbed my hand and led me in,’ Asbury explained. 

Students in the classroom were said to have yelled ‘Batman’ once they saw the Caped Crusader and Lydia stroll in. Asbury told the kids that he was Lydia’s ‘very best friend.’ 

Calculli took to Facebook to share a message about Lydia’s day following Asbury’s visit, which the Bat shared on the social media platform. 

Asbury normally saves lives daily as an EMT

Asbury normally saves lives daily as an EMT

BUt the Batman of Spring Hill enjoys helping children and others during tough times

BUt the Batman of Spring Hill enjoys helping children and others during tough times

‘A little boy came to Lydia as soon as we walked into school this morning and said “hi best friend Lydia” took her hand, and walked her to class,’ she said. 

‘Seriously made me cry. Thank you so much for being there for my baby!’

Asbury launched a Batfund as he is not the real life Bruce Wayne and has actual responsibilities, like his own children. 

‘This fundraiser is going to help me help others,’ he said on Facebook. ‘Its going to allow me to do more in the community for children and the families. Also it will help me become the best Batman that I possibly could!’      

Asbury launched a Batfund as he is not the real life Bruce Wayne and has actual responsibilities, like his own children

Asbury launched a Batfund as he is not the real life Bruce Wayne and has actual responsibilities, like his own children



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