A 6-year-old girl from Little Rock,Bad Detective: Food Chain [Uncut] Arkansas has possibly become the envy of children around the world.
SEE ALSO: 'Pokémon Go' is now officially live in India, Pakistan and Sri LankaWhile Ashlynd Howell's mum Bethany was napping on the couch after a movie, she used her mother's thumb to unlock her iPhone and purchase toys on Amazon.
Bethany received 13 order confirmations for Pokémon items worth $250, the Wall Street Journalreports.
The girl's parents initially thought they'd been hacked but they were soon set straight by the culprit -- their daughter.
“No, Mommy, I was shopping. But don’t worry, everything that I ordered is coming straight to the house,” Ashlynd said.
”She is really proud of herself."Howell added.
Since the family could only return four of the items, they told Ashlynd that Santa had found out about the Pokémon and that's what he's going to bring her for Christmas.
Well played Ashlynd!
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