Parents, listen up. I know it’s never an easy task to become a parent, especially if you have toddlers running around the house all day. Oh, all the chaos it could bring and the damage it could do to your home. You’ll be faced with problems like how to remove crayon from walls, and other possible repairs you want to do.
But let’s be real: we want kids to be kids. If you worry about the damage after their rough play — be it on themselves or on your home — here are a few toddler hacks that would surely come in handy.
Pain-Free Splinter Removal
You can use baking soda on splinter by making a paste out of it. Mix baking soda and water and rub it on the site of the splinter. It will eventually push itself out in a few minutes.
Lint Roller For Glitter Spills
Glitter is no match for a lint roller. Use it to clean up spills.
Safety Bracelet
Make a safety bracelet with your phone number on it and make your kids wear them when you go to crowded places.
Or Use a Liquid Bandaid
You can write your name and phone number on your child then paint it over with a liquid bandaid so it stays.
Monster Spray
Help your kids overcome their fear of monsters by making a bottle of monster spray. Learn how to make monster spray here.
Slipper or Shoe Grips
Use a hot glue gun on the bottom of shoes and slippers to prevent slips.
Shoe Stickers
Put stickers in your kid’s shoes so they know which one goes on the left foot and which one goes on the right foot.
Fitted Sheet Awning
A fitted sheet makes a perfect awning for your toddler in his or her playpen.
Lotion Stopper
Wrap a rubber band around the top of your lotion pump to prevent your kids from using too much lotion.
Sponge Ice Pack
Freeze a sponge, place it in a sandwich bag, and toss it in your children’s lunch box to keep their lunch cool.
Pacifier Storage
Parents always need extra pacifiers. You can store them in portion containers to keep them clean.
Crayon Stash
You will always be prepared to keep your kids occupied with a stash of crayons.
An Altoid box is the perfect place to store them. You can hide some pieces of paper in there as well.
Mess Free Painting
Add some paint to the inside of a zipper seal bag and let your kids swirl the paint around with their fingers.
How to Remove Crayon from Wall
WD-40 will help you in removing crayon from walls.Â
Laundry Basket Bath
Prevent your toddler from moving around too much in the tub by letting them sit in a laundry basket.
Prevent Finger Slams
Cut a pool noodle and put it on your door to prevent kids from getting their fingers caught.
Untangle Doll Hair
Fill a small bottle with 2 tablespoons of fabric softener and water to detangle doll hair. Dish soap and hair conditioner work too!
Takeaway
We always want to prioritize our children’s happiness, and we can always find ways to fix things. Parenting worries such as how to remove crayon from wall and all the other damage they might bring can now be easily prevented or solved with these life hacks for kids.