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If you saw that10 year old demanding Christmas wishlist This has recently been viral, you know that today's children can have pretty escarped demands for Santa Claus. Now a mother of Washington shared a simpleHack Shopping Hack it could make your nexttrip to the target much easier.Like many children,Kristina Watts' Girl, Emerson, sees themany toys and gifts who are exposed to the store and want each of them. Say "no" could be great fordrawing limitsbut it also tends to encourage melted mass, what is the last thing that all parent wants (especiallyin public)Thus, Watts is offered an easy solution she shared on facebook on 17 November: every time Emerson chooses a new brilliant toy, watts takes a picture of her and says she issend it to Santa Claus so he knows what she wants.

Emerson "smiles," said the cheese, asks to see the picture, then put the toy and graze. " "It's magic," wrote watts. "No tears. No anger (by one of us). And she all forgets in a few minutes."

The kid is happy, the parent is happy and peace reigns on the fluorescent earth. Everything is calm. Everything is clear.

Watts'tower of genius I quickly gone viral and the job was shared more than 47,000 times in one week only. Parents who have children whose Christmas lists areAs long as CVS recipes were very grateful for the brilliantHack Shopping Hack.

"Certainly try this! "A Facebook user wrote." My little man will be four years old on December 20th, and he wantsall! Thank you for that."

Others have chemated to say they haveTried the hack themselves, and it's a real life.

"Seriously, it's so healthy. This validates their interest and gives them a transition ritual out of the activity," wrote another Facebook user. "They feel heard and can continue. Not only effective, but super nourishing."

And for more major parental hacks,The thing of this mom for her children to calm down before the bed is absolutely brilliant.