A mother demanded cheeky girls to be quiet during a movie - later found out their parents were looking for her

When a woman's husband is fired from his job, she knows it would be a while before her daughter received gifts again.

But there was one thing this kind-hearted mother wanted to do for her daughter before the financial situation got tough.

Rebecca Boyd wanted to take her daughter to see the movie "Cinderella" and just as they were sitting in the movie theater ready to enjoy the movie, suddenly there was a problem with the girls sitting behind them.

Two girls were making noises and kicking their seats so mother Rebecca asked them to stop so she and her daughter could enjoy the movie. They ignored her but what happened after the film made headlines all over the world.

Rebecca Boyd went to the movies with her daughter in the city of Bessemer, Alabama.

But instead of a fun and calm evening with her 12-year-old daughter, two girls sitting behind them upset her a lot.

Ruined their evening

The girls were kicking their seats and making noises, so she asked them to be quiet - several times.

Instead of respecting the mother's request, they were insolent and continued to disturb and make noise.

Afterwards, the mother spoke to the girls and told them how much their behavior had affected her and her daughter.

After they left the cinema, the older brother of the disruptive girls who accompanied them to the movie, came home and told their mother that the girls were very rude.

The girls' mother Keisha Smith couldn't ignore what she heard and felt she had to track down Rebecca. The only way to locate her was through social media.

So Keisha posted on Facebook trying to find the woman who scolded her daughter and stepdaughter.

"I can assure you that we are taking care of these girls and they will be punished accordingly. This rude, disrespectful and horrible behavior is unacceptable to us, and they owe you an apology", Keisha wrote in the post.

"My husband and I are making sure they write you a letter of apology tonight and we'll be happy to invite you to a movie and snacks out of their pocket money. Please send me a message if that's you. I apologize profusely for their disrespect".

Keisha published the post on her personal profile and also in a local news group on Facebook. The local police Facebook page then shared the post.

The post went viral and eventually reached the woman Keisha was looking for - Rebecca Boyd.

Keisha said the incident had a positive effect on the girls.

"My girls are so scared. They feel humiliated. And it's okay because I told them, 'You know what, you won't do it again'", Keisha said.

She has only good things to say about what Rebecca did and is grateful that she forgave her daughters. "She's the kindest, nicest woman I've ever met. I respect her so much, and I've told people she's the real hero in this story", Keisha added.

Share a connection together

"She took it upon herself to wake up and correct my daughters, other people who were there did not do that".

But what came next is the truly heartwarming part of the story when the parents and children became good friends, and meet together for meals.

The two mothers share a bond and belief in good and old parenting - If you see a child doing something wrong and his parents are not around, you should warn him.

What a wonderful example of good parenting and forgiveness. Please share if you agree.