Mornings can be stressful, especially in a household with various school and work commitments.
But one savvy mum has something to help: a genius breakfast station she made for her daughter to make those early starts easier.
TikTok user @jessmason90 took to the app to help users recreate the set-up.
The final result allows young children to safely serve-up up their first meal of the day and save parents precious time in the process.
And it’s surprisingly simple to put together because only two cereal dispensers and a basket packed full of ‘grab and go’ snacks are needed.
In the clip, Jess fills the colourful basket with a selection of Frosties cereal bars, Go Ahead bars, fresh fruit, Fruit Flakes, and other snacks that her daughter favours.
Meanwhile, she fills the dispensers with two different types of cereal.
The clever mum shared with viewers in the comments that the dispensers were purchased from Amazon and the snacks from Aldi.
Making a safe, quick and stress free breakfast arrangement was the aim behind the station and viewers loved it.
‘Such a cool creative idea,’ wrote one follower.
However, many shared if they attempted such an initiative in their house, it would be destroyed within seconds.
‘Love this but my kids are savages and would destroy this in half an hour,’ quipped a fellow mum.
Nevertheless, if you want to create similar in your kitchen for a hassle-free morning, below are the items you need.
Double cereal dispenser
Pink storage basket
Ceramic personalised breakfast bowl
Get it for approx £12 on Etsy.
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