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WATCH: Four-year-old girl makes video explaining coronavirus
Lily Fuller, 4, from Hopton, explains coronavirus and advises people to stay at home. Picture: Trevor Fuller. - Credit: Archant
A four-year-old with her own YouTube channel has made a video for other children explaining coronavirus.
Lily Fuller, from Hopton, appears in the mock news broadcast, comparing the global pandemic to lily pads growing in a pond.
“Imagine that everyday they double, so tomorrow there will be two and the next day there will be four,” she says.
Her father Trevor Fuller, 43, said: “Lily is kind of aware something is going on and that things have changed, and she keeps asking about it.”
A cameraman by trade, he said: “It seemed a good way to explain it to her, if she had to do her own news broadcast.”
Lily Fuller, 4, from Hopton, has her own YouTube channel. Picture: Trevor Fuller. - Credit: Archant
He said that Lily, who goes to Hopton Primary School, sees coronavirus as “a little bug”.
“She picked up on it from the news a few weeks ago and told me one day I needed to be careful because there is a little bug going around the world making people ill.
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“She said ‘you need to be careful because it’s even getting policemen and builders’.”
To watch more of Lily’s videos, visit her YouTube channel here.
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