Two young boys, Ryan Reid, 8, and JJ, 5, have been hailed as heroes for their quick actions in saving their mothers' lives during medical emergencies. Ryan called 999 when his mother, Alicia, suffered a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics, calmly relaying her symptoms and personal details to the operator. His composure during the call was vital, as doctors later confirmed the reaction could have been fatal without his timely intervention. Similarly, JJ dialed 999 when his mother, Ruby, fainted at home; he followed the operator's instructions to ensure her safety until paramedics arrived. Both mothers expressed immense pride in their sons' bravery and maturity during the crises. These incidents underscore the importance of teaching children how to respond in emergencies, as both boys demonstrated remarkable calmness under pressure.