WEST JORDAN, Utah (AP) A 4-year-old girl called 911 and calmly answered questions for seven minutes until paramedics could reach her unconscious mother.



``We do get calls from kids (but) a lot of them are scared and are not sure what to say,'' dispatcher Emilee Burr said. ``Mikayla did an awesome job. ... She was probably better than some adults.''



Mikayla Erickson called 911 Wednesday after her mother fell down the stairs at their West Jordan home.



Tiffani Erickson had been experiencing headaches, dizziness and fainting spells after a snowboarding crash six weeks ago.



``Do you know how far she fell?'' Burr asked Mikayla.



``She fell all the way down from the top,'' the girl responded, adding that her

mother was unconscious but not bleeding.



Erickson was taken to Intermountain Medical Center in Murray and released a few hours later.



``You're my hero,'' she told her daughter.



The reward for Mikayla: lip gloss that tastes like chocolate-dipped strawberries.