Moms Are Revealing Their Most "Unhinged" Parenting Hacks, Like "Cinderella Sundays"
Recently, TikToker @itsmichaelaest asked moms to share their most "unhinged hacks."
The caption reads, "Give me all the mom hacks! For reference, I have two boys under four (for now, hopefully more kids on the way!)."
The viral TikTok has almost 50,000 comments, but be warned, most of the responses fall less in the "hacks" category and more in the "very creative lie" category:
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