Four-year-old Jackson Spalding had a pair of simple statements on Sunday, but his words rang true for many children walking with their mothers at the Chattanooga Market.
“She’s the best,” Jackson chirped from behind a plastic pair of orange-framed sunglasses. “She does things that I like her to do.”
His mom smiled as she heard the words, boosting Jackson up as she held him in her arms.
“He can be open to whatever he wants. Whatever that may be, I’ll support,” said Lindsey Spalding. “I just want to help put down the foundation so he can make the right choices.”