You know how kids always want Paw Patrol yogurt or Disney waffles or whatever? Bring your own stickers to the grocery store and start sticking.
Dog beds make for affordable, safe, and comfortable places to let your kid stretch out on the floor.
This is so cunning.
Wonderful life hack for enjoying popcorn with kids under 4! This way you get your treat and they get a safer alternative!
“No matter how hard I try to stop it, my girls always take their Barbies to the pool. So, it’s time for innovation! Here’s a swim cap for Barbie!”
When you want to help your mom more than you want to play:
Cut toilet rolls down and use them as bridge pillars for your kids train and car tracks.
A great way to keep your kids close
Life hack: tired of the kids losing the remote? Make it bigger.
Cut the feet off your kid’s pajamas so they can get a few extra months out of them.
And you don’t even need to lie.
“When you need to pack lunch for your older son but you’re out of bags, just use breast milk bags.”
You can tell that the baby in this family is only 12 months old.
If you need 20 minutes of calm, here is a solution: ask your child to wash a toy.
How to get kids interested in running. GPS drawing!
This is super smart.
Parent life hack: play a video of last year’s countdown so your kid can go to bed on time!
This is a perfect way to calm down a child.
This is a million-dollar idea! This person deserves a medal!
“My low-tech solution for keeping track of tiny remotes. If you have kids, do this. Trust me.”
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Because it does not always have to be a conflict. There a time for authority, and then, there's the recognition your kid may be tired or anxious, so a little trickery is okay.
Yeah, just demanding things doesn't always work. Plus most if these are obviously for 4 or 5 year olds. Are you gonna scream at or hit a 4 year old? Besides that, forcing a kid to do something only ensures they actively won't do what you want when they can get away with it and gets them to hate you. If you can get them to do things on their own, like the holding hands thing, they do what you would like them to do AND will make them a better person.