I’m a mum, my easy hack keeps your kids entertained without arguments about sharing & all you need is a clothes dryer
ANY parent with more than one child will know that playtime can become a chaotic few hours.
One minute, the kids are playing together nicely – but the next they’re fighting over their new favourite toy.
Now, a parenting pro has shared how she’s managed to master the art of getting her children to share and play together happily.
And, believe it or not, all you need to achieve this goal is a clothes dryer.
TikTok’s Bubble&Beep, which provides helpful toddler activity and play ideas, shared a video where one mum revealed her new trick.
In the clip on their profile @bubbleandbeep, the parent showed how she’d set up her clothes dryer in one room of her house.
But instead of hanging her washing on it like she’d intended to, she ended up creating a fun animal rescue centre.
She did this by hooking the animals onto the dryer and hanging their legs over the rails in imaginative ways.
The parent revealed: “I just set this really simple activity up for my toddlers for when they get home from daycare.
“It’s an animal rescue but I’ve attached it to my clothes horse,” she added as she gave a glimpse of their new play area from different angles.
She then added another element – a little house on the floor below both levels.
She continued: “Oh, and I also added this cute house for the animals to go to once they’d been rescued.”
But the mum went on to say that there was something extra special about the set-up that works for those with children of different ages.
The mum explained: “The great thing about it though is there’s two levels that they can reach.
“[So] I can have one level for my one year old on the bottom, and one level for my two year old on the top.
“So hopefully they don’t argue.”
Her followers loved the idea, and the video racked up hundreds of likes, while people also saved her hack so they could try it out for themselves.
And many parents thanked for her idea, with others saying they’d already tried it out.
One wrote: “This is so cute! Going to try this.”
A second added: “We do this with thin masking tape. Only they love it so much, I end up taping things like a scavenger hunt around the playroom.”