He is 9 years old, is suffering from Down syndrome and his twin brother takes care of him so that he can play and play: "I love him, he is the best man in the world"

The first viewers of "How other children live"(How do the other kids live), they shed tears at the touching relationship between a nine-year-old boy and his twin brother with Down syndrome in the first episode of the new British series, which brings together children from all over the world. different backgrounds that would never have otherwise They would have met to play.

Billy and Tom Moxon were two of the protagonists at the premiere, with Brendan McMasters, a nine-year-old Catholic boy Yasmin Kolawole, a seven-year-old Muslim girl. The four players played in the five-bedroom Moxon home in Birmingham, England.

When it was time for his kids to play at Brendan, the twin's mother, Sian Moxon, was worried because Tom's Down syndrome means that he is often excluded from the rest of the group when he is not present to take care of him..

But it was then that Billy, of admirable maturity, promised to take care of his brother, whom he described as a boy who is "nice to everyone". It was Billy who was accompanying his brother to the restroom all day long to be able to play with the rest of the group.

Speaking of her children, Mother Sian explained how they were born using an in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. "The first ultrasound we had was really brutal because we were told that there was a problem with one of the babies, there is a fluid in the brain, it is going to have serious damage to the brain& # 39; "he remembered."It was just horrible"

"When the children were born and Tom had Down syndrome, we were absolutely thrilled because it was a known disease."Admitted Sian." I would be able to walk, talk, have an excellent quality of life. This has never been a problem. We are happy with our family. "

Referring to Billy, the mother said that he was a "reflexive" and "intuitive" boy who, from an early age, badumed the responsibility of caring for his disabled brother. "I often have to take care of Tom"Billy said." Sometimes he tries to run away, so I have to stop him. I just have to watch it. "

"If he feels sad, then I will take care of himhe badured.

With a level of maturity and empathy that goes beyond their yearsBilly encouraged Tom to go to the bathroom at his friend's house, accompany him to a bedroom, and then slowly helping him down the stairs.

Then Tom spoke to his brother: "I love him, he is the best man in the world"