Mom's 'Crazy' Hack Stops Kids Whining Instantly: Exclusive Revealed

A mother has come up with an unconventional "trick" to help prevent her children from complaining incessantly.

Chelsea Lensing, an economics instructor and mom of two, has become an internet sensation due to her so-called "wild" approach to quieting the constant refrain from the rear seat of "Mom, I'm bored!" or "Mom, I'm hungry!"

Her answer was to flip the script.

"If you've got young children at home, you should definitely check out one of my recently discovered favorite approaches to parenting," she said. said in a TikTok That has accumulated thousands of views.

She wrote for the April 26 post, "A modest effort to ensure the upcoming generation isn’t as spoiled."

When her 3-year-old whines about hunger Lensing responded, "Oh, did you bring some snacks?"

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Hungry? "Uh, did you remember to pack your water bottle?"

"I assure you that I am not allowing my children to starve," she explained.

They're children who are well-hydrated and well-nourished. These conditions apply only in very particular situations.

The aim isn't starvation -- it's self-awareness.

Before departing from home, Lensing gently encourages her daughter with suggestions such as, “Would you like to pack a snack or maybe a book for the trip?”

If she declines and has second thoughts during the ride, Lensing lets the natural consequence teach the lesson.

The outcome? Reduced complaining, increased responsibility — along with the odd toddler breakthrough.

Lensing remembered a particular trip when he said, "She became very distraught since she also desired a doll."

I asked, "Did you bring one?" She replied, "Not this time. The next time, I'll also carry a doll."

However, not everybody is convinced.

"I adore this idea at five years old. It seems quite intense for those three and younger," remarked a TikTok user underneath Lensing’s post.

Another chimed in, "I concur with this for age 5 and above. However, 3? That's still an infant."

Still, certain educators are praising this approach.

As an educator, I appreciate this," another commenter stated. "It’s clear right away when a kid hasn't had to handle anything on their own.

Lensing is not the sole parent imparting knowledge to their young ones.

Mom of two Deb Goddard possesses a cheat code. to get her toddler to help with folding the laundry.

“Involve your child to make it enjoyable,” Goddard stated in the caption. Instagram post with 1.5 million likes.

In her video, she demonstrates how she creates a collapsible board using several pieces of cardboard. Every flap, designed to fold inward, is labeled with a number to instruct the toddler about the sequence—first, second, and third—which side should be folded initially, subsequently, and lastly.

A few parents considered this a brilliant idea, whereas some others termed it as exploiting children for work.

"Really? They have their whole lives ahead of them for doing laundry. Instead, why not give them some toys and join them on the floor to play?" responds one commenter.

"Temu factory training," another person criticized.