Little Aussie girl becomes stuck in claw machine trying to 'steal' toy

Little girl learns the lesson on why not to steal the hard way after becoming stuck in a claw machine while trying to get a toy: ‘That’s why you don’t steal out of vending machines’

• Darwin family on caravanning holiday stopped at fun fair at Airlie Beach
• Savannah Pearson, 6, sent Poppy, 4, into a claw machine to retrieve a teddy
• Poppy then go stuck and chaotic but hilarious video shows her dad rescuing her 

A toddler became trapped inside an arcade claw machine while on holiday after following the dodgy advice of her mischievous big sister and trying to ‘steal’ a toy from inside.

Hilarious footage shows Poppy Pearson, four, stuck inside the machine sobbing after Savannah, six, coaxed her to retrieve a teddy bear at an Airlie Beach fun fair in Queensland.

Their mum Melanie Pike and her partner Brett Pearson told Daily Mail Australia they couldn’t help but laugh at her adorable antics.

‘My partner is a chippy (carpenter) by trade so I knew he would get her out,’ Ms Pike said.

‘He’s the true hero. I was just laughing and filming.’

Hilarious footage shows Poppy Pearson, four, stuck inside the machine sobbing after Savannah, six, coaxed her to retrieve a teddy bear at an Airlie Beach fun fair in Queensland 

Mr Pearson asked Poppy to crouch down, then extend her legs forward as she escaped through the hole

He was then able to pull her out before warning her about the dangers of ‘stealing’.

‘There you go,’ he says when Poppy emerges. ‘That’s why you don’t steal out of vending machines.’ 

Ms Pike said since the video started doing the rounds on social media, the adventurous Poppy has become an instant celebrity to everyone she meets. 

‘She’s telling all her friends she’s famous now,’ Ms Pike said.

‘It’ll be a great funny story for her 18th birthday.’

The family from Darwin are currently in the middle of a dream five-week caravan holiday with their three girls, Poppy, and twins Savannah and Ivy – and will now continue their trip 

Ms Pike also thanked the staff at the venue who were quick to respond.

‘They had the key and were on the way so we weren’t to stressed,’ she said.

The family from Darwin are currently in the middle of a dream five-week caravan holiday with their three girls, Poppy, and twins Savannah and Ivy – and will now continue their trip.

It comes after a boy in May also climbed inside a claw machine at Sugarworld Shopping Centre in Cairns and had to be rescued by firefighters.

Ms Pike told Daily Mail Australia ‘It’ll be a great funny story for her 18th birthday’

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