Ms Rachel shares her clever hack to speed up the school run

One mum has cracked the code for the morning bin-fire that is getting dressed and parents are jumping on board. 

Ask any parent with a school age child, the most difficult part of the day is getting kids out of bed and dressed for the day. They will make every excuse under the sun to not get dressed, including screaming that they are cold while running around without clothes on - but still refuse to put on their uniform. 

Any hacks out there are welcomed, especially if it speeds up the process, even if it's just a few minutes. Every minute counts in the morning before the school bell rings.

One mum has cracked the code for the morning bin-fire that is getting dressed. And it's not just any mum, it's toddler whisper, Ms Rachel, herself. She has revealed exactly why she makes her son sleep in his uniform every single night ahead of the dreaded school run the following morning.

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The ultimate time saving hack thanks to Ms Rachel. Source: TikTok

Saving on washing and time!

She explained: "I dress my little boy for school at night. We put on a nice new shirt, sweatpants, super comfy - great for jammies - and then when he wakes up, we just throw on sneakers."

The mum continued to tell viewers that 'someday' she'll teach her son to wake up for school and get dressed.

"That will be a very good thing to teach, but I can't do that right now," she continued, "and that's OK."

Ms Rachel ended the short clip telling her followers: "I'm doing my best and so are you and I love you."

True to her character, she has reassured millions of parents around the world that they too are doing their best, and if Ms Rachel can't get her son to get dressed, we all should follow her lead and do what works! 

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Cheers from the exhausted parents

The video has since gone viral, with thousands upon thousands of people rushing to the comments to share their opinions on Ms Rachel's parenting choice.

"It’s okay, you do whatever you want, you’re raising millions of kids," said one honest mum. 

"So happy to know I'm not the only one!"

"WE DO THIS TOO!!!" admitted a second. "Honestly getting two babies under two ready for school is a chore."

Another revealed: "I do this cause I’m BUSY a full-time student, mum-of-three and working. I barely want to take them to daycare some mornings!"

It's not only littles that seem to fight getting dressed in the morning, "My 13 year old does this. She says she hates getting out of warm clothes in the mornings 😂," admits one mum. 

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Sleeping in clothes for the next day, the key to make mornings smoother. Source: iStock

Questions from the 'concerned parents'

While a majority of the thousand of comments were in support and praising Ms Rachel's uniform-PJs, others weren't on board, "Ms Rachel you wrong for this…a nice bath wakes you up ❤️"

"Night time sweating and wearing those clothes the next day?" questioned a second.

"But then it’s all creased and sweaty. Takes five mins to get them dressed," a third chimed in.

Taking the comments in her stride, clapped back in the only way Ms Rachel could possibly clap back, "To answer the questions: he bathes at night, he doesn’t get sweaty at night 🥰 if he did, we’d grab new clothes 🥰."

Anything is worth a try to avoid the morning chaos! 

Originally published as Ms Rachel shares her clever hack to speed up the school run