For kids, the yearly class photo day is a highly wonderful occasion since they get to pick their own outfits. However, it can be an unsettling experience for some kids,since they are concerned about what others will think of their everyday attire, and some youngsters find it awkward to pose for pictures.

The night before her class picture, three-year-old Kaylieann Steinbach was anticipating what was about to happen when she went to bed. Her excitement turned into disappointment when she saw the clothes her parents had picked out for her.

This little girl made the choice to pick out her own clothing.

 

Superman and Supergirl are two of Kayliean’s favorite super heroes, but since she has severe hearing loss and cannot hear the letter “S,” she refers to them as “Pooterman” and “Pootergirl” instead.

There was no question as to what attire she wanted to wear for class pictures.

“Pootergirl!”, she told parents as they started presenting her with different outfits.

Her father, Austin Steinbach told us” “Well, I couldn’t argue with that answer.”

Kaylieann achieved her goals and wore her heroic attire. She beaming with happiness as she posed for the photographers wearing her supergirl suit and a doll.

Austin said that she frequently sports different costumes to school and that both the faculty and the students eagerly anticipate discovering which super hero suit she will don each day.

Austin shared Kaylieann’s class photo on Reddit, and he was astounded by the feedback. He received a ton of encouraging messages.

“The reaction and turnout from the deaf community is amazing,” he said. “I still haven’t been able to get through all the messages of support and kind words people have sent me. I could never have imagined how much her picture could have touched so many,” Austin Steinbach told the Huffington Post .

What a brave girl Kaylieann is she is the real super hero!

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