A MUM has hailed a "monster spray" as a parenting game changer that has helped her daughter sleep through the night for the first time.
Brianne Bennett took to TikTok to share a video of daughter Ella using a bottle of water to spray various parts of her room, including some plastic boxes and the handles on the wardrobe.
"Ella has slept through the night 2 days in a row because we've been using 'monster spray'," she wrote over the clip.
"Worth a try!" she added in the caption.
People in the comments section quickly weighed in on Brianne's parenting hack, with many praising the ingenious idea.
"That is so smart! I'm glad she is sleeping better," one wrote.
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"I am trying this!! Thank you!" another added.
While a third commented: "Peace of mind! excellent."
"Whatever works! Love this," someone else wrote.
Others shared their own methods of reassuring kids that their rooms are "monster free" before bed.
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"My dad picked a stuffed animal to go on 'monster patrol' with all around my room before he put me to bed," one wrote.
"I got my child a blanket with a big tiger on it to help with her nightmares and monster in closet it worked wonderfully," another revealed.
As someone else recalled: "My dad taught me to make a 'no entry' sign for monsters by crossing two pencils and laying them on my floor by my door."
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Not everyone was convinced by the hack though, with one writing: "That eventual water damage would be keeping me up instead."
To which Brianne replied: "Honestly yes it does take my ocd for a spin but I have to tame the beast for the outcome it brings."
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