CHILDREN need to behave themselves if they want to steer clear of Santa’s ‘naughty list.’ But with all of the excitement in the build up to Christmas and weeks off school, the cha…
CHILDREN need to behave themselves if they want to steer clear of Santa's 'naughty list.'
But with all of the excitement in the build up to Christmas and weeks off school, the chances are your little one is going to throw a tantrum at some point or another.Amaya Marcia revealed the unusual parenting method she uses to ensure her kids behave at Christmas timeCredit: TikTok/@mayamarcia Well, one savvy mum has come up with a very 'clever' way to teach her kids to behave themselves this festive season.and posted a video where she penned: "Christmas tip: Wrap empty boxes.In the clip, her children can be seen screaming at the window as they stare at their 'presents' on the floor outside.
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