I’m a mom – my kids no longer make a mess while eating in the car and it's all thanks to my simple Dollar Tree solution
A SAVVY mom of three young children has shared her hack that allows them to eat in the car without making a mess.
The best part? It costs $1 per child.
Jacquelin Castillo, the mom and frequent sharer of parenting tips and tricks, revealed in a video she posted online that she uses Dollar Tree organization buckets as on-the-go food trays.
"They make perfect fast food containers perfect for road trips," she said over a video of her children happily eating McDonald's in the car.
Castillo's followers were super impressed by her trick and flooded her comment section with compliments.
"Not you saving my life in this one REEL bc McDonald’s is stingy w the cup holders lately lol!" one fellow mom wrote.
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I have five kids – I make them lunch in just 12 minutes with my easy trick
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"Omg I see these all the time in the dollar store," another person added.
"Now I have to get these!
"Thank you so much for the mom hacks."
A third pleased user exclaimed: "This is blowing my mind!
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"Such a great and simple idea!"
Castillo is one of the dozens of clever mothers who have taken to the internet to share their parenting tips and tricks.
For instance, mom of four Shannon Doherty revealed how she created a self-serve fridge for her kids so they don't need to ask her for help when they need a snack.
Plus, another mom shared how she keeps her kids constantly fed at home and on the go without much effort on her end.
And to help prevent messes from accumulating in her bustling household, mom of four Allison Weigensberg shared that she leaves storage baskets in multiple places throughout it to ensure items don't get carelessly left in random spots.
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