Rosanna Davison shares ‘genius' parenting hack for ‘long road trips' as fans all say ‘this is brilliant'
The former Miss World is a doting mum to three kids, Sophia, five, and twins Hugo and
Oscar
, four.
2
Rosanna Davison has shared her 'genius' parenting hack
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Rosanna's fans all called the tip 'genius'
tips
and tricks.
Previously, the Irish
star
has suggested hiding sweets in
frozen
veg bags to keep kiddos out of treats and bringing essential snacks and toy planes on flights to manage toddler chaos.
In a recent
video
posted to her
road
trip.
The beauty
queen
started off by taking out a fish net and placing a variety of kid-friendly snacks into it.
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The businesswoman then began to pass the fish net back to her kids in the back of the car — without having to turn around or stop the car.
Once the small hands grabbed the snacks, Rosanna pulled the fish net back to the front of the car and proudly smiled.
She wrote in her caption: "
Road
trip snack hack for parents. Because sharing is caring and it's a long
summer
!"
Rosanna's latest
video
is proof that parenting doesn't always need to be complicated — it just needs a little spark of creativity.
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And fans were all left gushing over the simple yet effective tip as they ran to the comment section.
star
Jenny
Lee Dixon
wrote: "OK genius I'm using that!"
Rosanna Davison shares 'beautiful' snaps from sun-soaked family holiday
Kate exclaimed: "THIS IS GENIUS!"
Tanya added: "The way the net came back with nothing is making me howl."
Tammy said: "Ahahahah that's brill."
While Angela remarked: "Thank you for this."
This comes after Rosanna added to her ever-growing CV as she
science
course.
BRAIN BOX
Taking to
family
got up.
The mum-of-three posted a snap of her laptop screen showing she was doing a deep dive into a research article.
The essay on the screen was titled 'Effect of erinacine A-enriched Hericium erinaceus supplementation on cognition: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled pilot study'.
The 41-year-old captioned the snap: "Anyone else get up before their
family
to savour the peace and quiet? Bliss.
"It's also the only time I have at
weekends
to get any study done for my BSc degree - working on a Mycotherapy case study at the moment, which has been very interesting."
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