I’m a mortician – the reason you need to avoid a popular beach hack which mums love, it could save your little ones life
A CAREER has taken down a dangerous baby tent hack on a mother’s beach.
Also known as the ‘creepy funeral home woman’, the funeral service worker says the hack could cause your baby to drown without you even knowing it.
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Lauren shared her views in an online TikTok video.
“I am a scar healer,” she said. We talk about death and death and the safety of children.”
Lauren revealed that there are quite a few issues with hacking kids’ beach tents.
She said: “Now, Lauren, am I going to use something like this this summer at the beach? No, absolutely not.”
The main problem is that the hack won’t be able to tell when your baby is drowning.
She said: “I don’t like the way the baby is locked in this tent. I know it has these little side mesh pieces so you can look at them.
“But I will preach this until the drowning cows come home very quickly and it is silent.”
The mortgagor explains hacking cannot be compared to giving your child a bath at home.
“Staying at home and giving your child a bath and a tub is completely different,” she said. The environment is different from being at a very crowded beach with your kids in a tent.”
“This is a much quieter environment. There are lips they can reach. It’s a more controlled space.”
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Lauren added: “It looks pretty deep here, doesn’t it? We need to make it profound for the child. There isn’t anything for them to really grab if they get stuck.”
“And I bet the surface is a bit slippery but not very slippery. sturdy. This just makes me feel all kinds of stuffy.
The funeral director says there’s an alternative if you’re looking for something for your child to play at the beach.
“But now let me show you something that I would like to use in place of this tent,” she said. So this is called a puddle on the beach.
“Similar concept, but this one is much more open, fully seeing the child.”
Puddles on the beach are much more kid-friendly and you can easily see your kids.
“And a baby isn’t confined to such a small space,” says Lauren. There are no walls to block my view of the baby.”
“And what I also like about this is that you can stay in this little pool with your kids if you want to be with them.”