5-Year-Old Girl Spends Nearly $4,000 on Amazon While 'Playing' on Mom's Phone: 'I Was Stunned'

Photo: Jessica NunesLila Varisco, a 5-year-old girl from Westport, Mass., went on adigital shopping spree, racking up thousands of dollars while “playing” on her mom’s cell phone.Jessica Nunes, the girl’s mother, tells PEOPLE that she was “stunned” to suddenly see shipping confirmations of toys and other accessories from Amazon come rolling in.“When I opened the email confirming the ‘purchase shipment’ my initial thought was that it was a spam email or a fraudulent charge,” Nunes tells PEOPLE.

5-Year-Old Girl Who Nearly Lost Eye Celebrates Recovery in 'Emotional' 'Wonder Woman' Photo Shoot

Photo: Jessie Arambul PhotographyAliyah Arambul, 5, has spent more than a year slowly regaining eyesight in her right eye after an accident in 2017. Recently, she removed her eye patch for good, celebrating the milestone in a photo shoot.And when her photographer mother asked who she’d like to portray in her victory movies, the little girl’s answer was simple: a superhero.“Big announcement! After 2646 hours of patching, 3 surgeries, and too many drops to count, our girl is finally done,” Aliyah’s mother, Jessie Arambul — who runs Jessie Arambul Photography —wrote in a Facebook poston Sept.

5-Year-Old Injured in Britt Reid Crash 'Has Long Road to Recovery' Despite Waking Up: Family

Ariel Miller.Photo: GoFundMe Ariel Young, the 5-year-old girl who suffered a serious brain injury in a car crash earlier this month involving the son of Kansas City Chiefs head coachAndy Reid, has a long road ahead in her recovery after waking up, according to her family. A GoFundMe campaigncreated for Ariel’s family reveals that, while the little girl is “awake” after spending 11 days in a coma, “she is not the same happy free spirited little girl she was before this horrific crash.

5-Year-Old Iowa Boy Could Die from Being 'Frightened' Due to Rare Disease, Says Mom

A 5-year-old boy in Iowa is dealing with an extremely rare condition where he could literally die from being scared,reports Fox News.Reed Havlik has Vanishing White Matter disease, a condition that has only been diagnosed in 200 people around the world. There is no cure or treatment available for the disease, Reed’s mother, Erika Havlik, told the news outlet, and any stress on his head, like a bump, a fever or even being frightened could cause him to go into a coma or die.

5-Year-Old Left in Hot Car, Possibly for Hours, Dies in What Va. Police Call 'Tragic Accident'

A 5-year-old child died after they were left in a car “for up to several hours” amid sweltering temperatures in Virginia in what police have said appears to be a “very tragic accident.” Officers responded to the family’s home in Springfield on Tuesday afternoon after receiving a report that “a child was left in a car and found unresponsive,” the Fairfax County Police said onTwitter. The child was pronounced dead after being transported to the hospital, according to police.