Mom reveals ‘clever’ hack to get kids ready for school on time: ‘A game changer’

Tick tock goes the clock.

Natalie Evans, a mom influencer who runs @livingwiththeevans online, revealed a parenting hack that helps her 5-year-old get ready for school in an efficient fashion — and in under 40 minutes.

“This is a game changer for getting ready, out the door & on time every morning!” Evans confessed in a post on August 25 .

The South Wales mom demonstrated how she keeps her tot on schedule, in a clip online, showing how she color codes her clock in different sections so the child can understand the tasks that need to be completed before the clock strikes a new block.

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Evans created color blocks on the analog clock, which signify a specific task associated with a color.

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• Red indicates it’s time to wake up.
• Green means the child should be eating breakfast.
• Yellow signifies it’s time to brush your teeth and hair.
• Blue reminds her it’s time to get dressed!
• Orange concludes that she should be ready for school.

Evans admits this color-coded hack allows her child to stay on time even though if the child isn’t fully aware of how to read a clock.

“My 5-year-old has no idea of time.’You have 5 minutes to brush your teeth.’ Means absolutely nothing to her!” the mother wrote online.

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She encourages other parents to implement this tip into their routine if they struggle to keep their children on schedule.

“Parent hack for getting to school on time. Can also be used after school for things like homework, screen time & bedtime routines,” she added.

Many parents resonated with Evans’s clock hack, praising her for sharing the tips!

“This is such a clever idea,” a parent commented.

“We’ve done this, it did help for a while. Hope you helps you guys,” another added.

“I need this, not understanding time is an actual thing which I discovered at the grand old age of 34,” a watcher chuckled. “Spent my life being late or excessively early. I love this!”

Evans, who’s been using this hack for years, replied, “I use this as much as my kids!

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