A mother-of-four children reveals how YOU have been changing your baby's dirty diaper all wrong, view this video below:

A mother-of-four is set to revolutionize the way parent's change dirty nappies. The unnamed British mum - who shares insightful musings on her blog Tiaras & Prozac - has taken the internet by storm with her easy, need-to-know hack. Writing online, she said: 'You've heard the old adage "you learn something new everyday" or even "you can't teach an old dog new tricks"? Well this old dog recently learned a very new trick.' 

The unnamed British mum - who shares insightful musings at blog Tiaras & Prozac - has taken the internet by storm with her easy, need-to-know parenting hack. After reading an article on a 'Facebook parenting group', she admits she had a 'vest epiphany' regarding the removal of her children's baby grows. 

'Not once in these ten years did I question why baby vests have envelope shoulders,' she said.

'I just blithely accepted that this is how the world is. Sure, it makes them a bit easier to get them over baby's head but that's about it.'

She revealed the special fold allows parents to pull down their newborn's all-in-one when they’ve made a huge mess, eliminating the need to maneuver it over their head.

The blogger revealed the special fold in baby vests allows parents to pull down their newborn's all-in-one when they’ve made a huge mess, eliminating the need to manoeuvre it over their head.

In her 2.05 minute video, which was posted to YouTube on November 17, 2014, the experienced mum demonstrates the hack.

she concluded: 'Obviously I don't know if this is officially the reason they were designed this way but it's certainly made my life a whole lot easier!'

In her 2.05 minute video, which was posted to YouTube on November 17, 2014, the experienced mum demonstrates the hack - and avoids causing a 'poo splattered baby' by sliding down daughter Mia's baby-grow with one hand.

'Ever the cynic I decided to try this strange witchery out. It works. Better still, it works one handed!' she said. 

'Obviously I don't know if this is officially the reason they were designed this way but it's certainly made my life a whole lot easier!' 

She concluded: 'I should imagine they're intended to make it easier to go over their disproportionately large heads.' Parents have taken to social media to express their thanks at learning the life-changing trick.

One Twitter user commented, 'How did I not know this?? I will be spreading the knowledge from now on!'

Source: Mail online