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15th March 2024
12:00pm GMT
To help tick one off the list, Louise Thompson has kindly shared an incredible coat hack that her son's nursery taught her.
The social media personality shares her two-year-old son, Leo, with her partner, Ryan Libbey.
The 'Made In Chelsea' alum showed her toddler successfully applying the simple must-try hack, adding that parents can 'thank' her later for the tip.
"Does anyone else struggle to get their toddler in a coat?" the caption says.
“Well look no further. Thank me later.”
Louise, who has upwards of 70,000 followers on her account (@louiseptsd), shared the clip of Leo effortlessly putting on his coat.
“Our nursery taught us this genius hack to try at home,” the text in the clip reads.
The video starts with the jacket spread open on the floor, with her partner encouraging Leo to put his arms into the sleeves.
“And then over the head,” Ryan can be heard saying to his son partner said as he encouraged the toddler to lift the coat.
Leo proceeds to bring the jacket up over his head and over his back.
“Yay, good boy! You did it, you did it, clever little sausage," he beams, while giving his son a kiss and handing him a snack.
Louise captured the sweet moment on camera, where Leo can be seen visibly proud of his achievement.
@louiseptsd Does anyone else struggle to get their toddler in a coat? Well look no further. Thank me later 👋🏼 #parentsoftiktok #mumsoftiktok #mumlife #parentinghacks #parentingwins #parentingtips #terribletwos #toddlertantrums #nurserytips #teacherhacks #toddlertiktok #toddlertips #leolibbey #louiseisgettingbetter ♬ original sound - Louise is getting better
The video has been viewed over 2.9 million times, with hundreds of thousands of likes, as well as an influx of comments applauding the hack.
"I'm a preschool teacher and this is how we teach our children to put their own coats on. Wins every time!" one educator approved.
"My cousin did this in front of us all once it both freaked us out and we was all impressed lol," another shared.
"I'd never seen this til my bf tried to teach it to my boys n my mind was blown," a third confessed.
"A toddler next to me in a restaurant did this when their fam got up to leave! Middle of the restaurant floor - it was so cute haha," a fourth added.
The mum often uses her platform to open up about her experience of having post-natal depression and PTSD since the birth of her son.
She also shares a wealth of tips, tricks, and advice she has picked up while on her journey through motherhood.
Louise Thompson is a must-follow for parents.
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