Talk about impressive! 🙌
on his family — especially because he's risking his life at work to keep everyone safe — he decided to make it up to his 2-year-old, Mila, by building her a custom Target cash register and Starbucks playset.
"Since daily life hasn't changed much for me, because I still have to go to work, I noticed my fiancée and daughters were the ones being affected being at home all day," he told POPSUGAR."I decided to make their lives easier by creating a family project, which in the end, would give my daughters endless hours of fun. Milaher Target register and Starbucks stand. She's in her playroom every day, and it's a struggle to get her out.
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