An average toddler sleeps about 10-14 hours a day. As they grow up, this amount of time gets reduced and children become more and more curious about the world around them. To keep their children safe and sound, parents have to look after them day and night. Luckily, today there are tons of modern inventions that can make every parent’s life much easier.

We collected 19 of the coolest inventions that can make your life as a parent more comfortable.

19. A hands-free shoulder carrier for toddlers

18. A baby pool in the shower

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No bathtub? Here's the solution: baby pool in the shower cabin. ? It's also handy when travelling. The best part is that the little ones can splash all they want and the floor stays dry. ? . . Keine Badewanne im Haus? Hier ist die Lösung: Planschbecken in der Dusche als Badewannenersatz. Das Beste daran ist, dass sie Kleinen planschen können so viel sie wollen und der Boden bleibt tortzdem trocken. ? Auch eine gute Alternative auf Reisen. . . . . . . . . #momlife #lifehack #momhack #bathroomhack #babyhack #kleinesbadezimmer #dusche #planschbecken #mamablogger_de #toddlerlife #homehack #familyhack #parenthacks #mammablogger #showerhacks #travelhacks #reisenmitkind #reisenmitbaby #foreldreogbarn #reisemedbarntips #foreldretips #babytips #planschbeckenhack #babypool #barnebasseng #påbadet #litebad #mamablog #mamahilfe

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17. A sign that gives your child a visual limit of toilet paper they’re allowed to use

16. Mess-free sand

15. A sleepy hat for a perfect nap

14. A baby carrier hoodie

13. A funny chore chart

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This chore chart I made years ago was blowing up on FB over the weekend. I am making my three boys a summer version and will post it soon! Link to the original tutorial in my profile. #kids #chores #todo #tutorial #cleaning #organization

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12. Stylish accessories that also provide relief to teething children

11. A travel pillow that supports your child’s head

10. A bathtub faucet extender

9. A toy storage bag — no more mess on the floor!

8. A baby’s poop alarm that alerts you instantly of a dirty diaper

7. A bottle holder

6. A bowl that keeps food from falling out

5. A keep-it-clean pacifier

4. A bib that catches all the leftovers

3. An ear thermometer

2. A portable travel tray that keeps your child busy on the road

1. Anti-slip knee socks for safe crawling

A blooming bath lotus to give a baby the most relaxing bath

Sippy cup leashes for sippy cup throwing toddlers. These leashes will save your bottles and time from cleaning up after the mess.

A baby food dispensing spoon so that you can feed your baby without having to carry a bowl

Baby belly headphones so that your child can listen and relax with you

A medicine dispensing sippy cup that will keep both medicine and water separate until you decide to release it in the water

A baby bottle holder for feeding a baby handsfree when you get busy

A pacifier thermometer that can alert you when your baby has a fever

A tear-free waterfall in order to prevent any soap or shampoo from getting into their eyes

A teething mitten designed to relieve your baby’s sore gums

Fresh fruits and vegetables pacifier/feeder so that your little one can enjoy healthy foods from a young age

A baby duck floating bathroom thermometer that helps you control the temperature of the water while keeping the baby occupied

A brush that can clean baby bottles more efficiently than sponges

A baby carrier with an adjustable seat for the baby and comfortable for the parents

A device that imitates the sound of the womb so that the baby can relax and sleep comfortably without crying

A changing pad that keeps the baby clean while you change diapers

A bathtub divider to help you save water while giving your baby a bath

A cloth that can wrap around any chair and turn it into a safe baby seat

An airplane baby seat for mothers traveling with their newborns