Most parents would do anything to get a little extra shut-eye. Kids are supposed to be the ones who need 12+ hours of sleep in a day, but personally, I have not seen any evidence of this.
If you are a tired parent looking for a way to sneak in a few winks, you might just want to steal this dad's genius idea.
Parenting, to put it mildly, is probably one of the most exhausting jobs known to mankind.
If you're already a parent, then you know what I'm talking about. If you aren't, have some sympathy for your friends and family members who currently have young children at home.
I don't know where they think of this stuff, but if it works, it works.
Monica Weber from Colorado took to Facebook to share her husband's genius and, if I'm being honest, hilarious hack.
Even though he was exhausted, Michael told Monica to head out to the grocery store to get a few essentials while he stayed home with the kids.
While Michael rested his eyes, he told his kids he was "posing" and had them try to sketch him while he curled up on the couch. He even told the kids, the best artist would win a chocolate. LOL!
Now I'm just thinking back to all the times where I could have used this hack with my son. Why didn't I know about this sooner?
"He has them doing 'realism art' while he "poses" AKA naps. The winner gets a chocolate, but let's be honest, @michael.w.weberjr is the one winning lmao," Monica wrote on Facebook.
Most people, including a number of parents, agreed that this might be one of the best parenting hacks of all time.
Overall, many people praised this idea and thought it was a creative way to keep the kids entertained.
I put myself in the group of parents who wish they had been clever enough to think of this.
This includes me. I am definitely going to try this ASAP.
"I took the [picture] upon my return when all the kids Shhed me because they wanted to finish their drawing," Monica said in her post. Kids will get super competitive when chocolate is involved.
Most parents out there would love to close their eyes and rest for a few minutes, so I'm sure at least a few people will be trying this hack soon with their kids.
