A loving stepdad has gone viral after he learned a dance routine to help his stepdaughter who was nervous to perform in front of more than 100 people. Despite only being five, Nova, from Wasilla, Alaska, was accepted into a cheer camp for kids six and up, and mom Lauren Valle, 25, said it was only two days, with each session lasting one and a half hours. A total of three hours of practice was a short amount of time for Nova to learn an entire dance, so she felt anxious about messing up when she performed the routine in front of more than 100 people. Lauren was only three weeks postpartum at the time of the camp so wasn't able to help her daughter with her routine. So, Nova's stepdad, Josue, 31, immediately stepped up, watching a recording he had taken from the cheer camp over and over again until he understood the dance moves enough to teach Nova.
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00:00Five-year-old Nova is about to take on a cheer camp with kids a year older, but she's feeling
00:04a little nervous.
00:06Her mom, Lauren, is only three weeks postpartum, so she couldn't help her practice.
00:10So stepdad Josue stepped up in the most heartwarming way.
00:15After watching a recording of the routine over and over again, he learned the moves
00:18so he could teach Nova.
00:20And thanks to Josue's support, Nova conquered her nerves and nailed the performance.