Do the same with lawn mower, dishwasher, washing machine. :)

Clever.

This is HILARIOUS!!

the fact that that pool fits perfectly in that shower tho seriously satisfies my soul

Matching shorts!!

And it keeps the rain out!

Also blood type. Rally cars have the names of the driver and co- driver with their blood type on the side of the car.

now ive just need to find snow

I need this!

"Mama, I can see Santa outside the plane window!"

Why don't all parents do this?

It looks stylish anyway! 😂

I cant stop looking at that clean kitchen!

I know a store where you can buy tape with a road on it just for this. it's super cool

Nice idea

Or mirror for those of you who don’t have a washing machine

My daughter loved doing this. At 8 years old, she still uses more time sorting beads than actually using them :)

Apples were actually one of the few fruits I liked as a kid. Especially the green ones.

Great Dad

My family still tries to talk to me when I am listening to my music. 😠

We did this once, didn't realise it was St Patricks day.......never seen little Jimmy again

This is indeed helpful and genius!

When I first saw the picture, I thought it was to allow the baby to float in a pool......

Or Lego's in a pillowcase or washingbag with a zipper and into the washingmachine on a wool programe :D

Definitely will use this in the future.

GROUND cinnamon to keep the bugs out of the ground

Save money on airfare

thats boring to me. Better have a huge pile of legos to dive and dig in, thats the life^^

We would put our feet inside plastic bags over our socks inside our boots as well.

clever

no guarantee you'd get it back

this doesn't work when your babies are able to turn on the water in the bath tub and you don't want them to

I don't think it is a good idea. You should teach your kid not to eat paint.

I don't really get this one. I mean how many of us have spaces we can perfectly place a mirror to 'spy' on children? What if the children aren't in view of the spy hole? Surely the easiest option is too just walk down the stairs lol

I do this now! It's nice and simple, though I wouldn't say it's completely mess free.

I'm confused on how this helps...

That's crocheted... (Sorry...I crochet so it makes me a bit of an annoying nerd in the department.)

I'd rather have my hard earned candy, lol

I don't get this one? What if the fuel cover is on the side of the road?

Believe me kids are clever enough to spot that

I Agree with Sunflowers. This grip is tortuous. It could be I've been conditioned by two decades of drawing, but I can't help but hold my pencil using only two fingers - either thumb/index, thumb/middle or index/middle and, in each case, the other fingers are used as support, so they're in contact with the surface I'm drawing/writing on, not the palm. Frankly, I think it's a mistake to teach a child a single, "proper", pencil grip. Let them experiment with it and find their own. It's the same as forcing left-handed people to write their right, because that's the "proper" way, because it might mess with their perception of right and left. Both my dad and girlfriend are left-handed and have been forced to use their right for writing in school, so I know this one from experience. It gets especially visible when they're tired or unattentive - you tell them to turn right and they unthinkingly turn left.

I've never seen "restraints" in a shopping cart child seat!

Or just teach yourt kid that "No" means "No" and they will get to ride it another time.