COWETA COUNTY, Ga. — A Georgia elderly woman who went missing for four days is back home with her family, all thanks to a toddler.

The Coweta County Sheriff's Office issued a missing person's report on Wednesday for 82-year-old Nina Lipscomb, who went missing on Aug. 9. According to the report, deputies searched the area Lipscomb, who has Alzheimer's, was last seen, but she wasn't located.

That's where a toddler named Ethan comes in.

On Friday, the almost 2-year-old was outside with his mom, Brittany Moore, chasing bubbles around. When his mom noticed that something in the nearby woods was catching his attention when he ran towards their fence, CBS affiliate WGCL-TV reported.

At first, she couldn't see what Ethan was looking at, who had pointed to and said, "feet," Moore told the news outlet. But when she crouched down, she noticed a pair of feet.

Moore called for help, and when first responders arrived, they realized the person Ethan had found was Lipscomb, the news outlet reported.

On Aug. 12, the sheriff's office announced that Lipscomb had been found alive. The authorities said she was "conscious and alert" and was transported to a hospital for evaluation.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

A family is looking for answers after they say a 13-month-old died at a Louisville day care.

Louisville Metro police confirmed they are investigating a death at Kayfield Academy II, near Anchorage. A report from the Cabinet for Health and Family Services says an inspection was conducted there on Jan. 6.

That report found some violations and confirmed that a 13-month-old child suffered a medical emergency on Dec. 16.

According to a release from attorney Sam Aguiar, that 13-month-old is Shivani Jishnu, and she died the day after the inspection.

In the release, Aguiar and the family said that treating doctors believe she went without oxygen for more than 20 minutes before she was taken to Norton Children's Hospital via EMS.

So far, no lawsuits have been filed, but Aguiar says the family currently has more questions than answers, and hope people will come forward with more information.

They claim the day care was too slow to respond and waited too long before sending her to the hospital.

CHFS' report says on the day of their inspection, there weren't enough teachers for all the students they were watching, and that loud music may have hindered their ability to hear children in distress.

The day care said in a Facebook post last week that it cannot comment on specific investigations or students for privacy and confidentiality reasons.

SYDNEY, Australia — A family in Sydney, Australia, shared an adorable video of their toddler giving a pep talk filled with positive affirmations.

“Hey. I say to myself you are bold, you are brilliant, you are beautiful. Today, you will not let other people’s words affect you. You are worthy of greatness. I love you,” said 2-year-old Aleksandra Dimitrievski.

Alexandra’s mother, Sofia, filmed the video for the family’s Instagram.

Sofia told Good Morning America says she started to say some affirmations to her daughter one day when she climbed onto her lap as she was doing her makeup, and the toddler would repeat them back with “such passion.”

She told GMA that the affirmations came from Ashley Graham, a model who is a proponent of the body positivity movement.

Graham even reacted to the video on her TikTok account.

“This is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen,” Graham said.

A 2-year-old toddler is in the hospital with extensive burns after being caught in an apartment fire Saturday night in Hamilton County.

Springfield Township Fire Department says they responded to the fire in Galbraith Pointe Apartments. They say they found the 2-year-old boy on the second floor in the apartment where the fire first started.

Officials say other children were on the scene too but were not hurt. They say the child was first taken to Children's Hospital but is now being airlifted to a burn unit in Columbus because of the severity of his burns.

The fire department is investigating the cause of the fire.

A woman first charged with the neglect in the death of a 2-year-old is now facing a murder charge, as well.Police said a child, named Misty, died early Tuesday morning. Her father's girlfriend, Sarah Bierly, 30, of Pekin, was arrested that day and charged with neglect.On Wednesday, Indiana State Police said an autopsy report revealed Misty died of multiple blunt force injuries and her death was ruled a homicide.Now, Bierly is facing two additional charges: murder and aggravated battery resulting in death.In regard to the case, Washington County Prosecutor Dustin Houchin provided the following statement: "This case will require our best. Thankfully, our office has the experience, training, and determination necessary to meet this moment. We will see that justice is served in this case."WLKY talked to family Tuesday after Misty's death. Read/watch that story here.Jasmine Hardin, the child's aunt said, "She didn’t even call the cops immediately. She called the neighbor because she was so scared she was going to go to jail. She was so selfish and let that child lay there unresponsive and did not call the police until almost an hour later."We're told Misty's father was at work when the child died.A fund that will help cover the costs of the child's funeral has been set up at First Harrison Bank, 1312 South Jackson Street, Salem, Indiana 47167. Those interested in donating should mention the "Misty McDowell burial fund."