Parents left in stitches about the ‘stressful’ discussion of the model with her toddler, while giving strict instructions on how he wants to prepare his meal

Parents have been left in hysteria after a young mother has perfectly caught the ‘stress’ due to a toddler meal.

Steph Claire Smith, an Australian fitness – influencer, shared the moment that her three -year -old gave her a detailed – and confusing – explanation of how he wanted his crumpet to be prepared for breakfast.

The 30-year-old mother struggled to interpret the specific and unusual demands of her son Harvey, but was relieved when he gave her meal the seal of approval and she was able to avoid a drift shower.

She shared the hilarious interaction in one Tap Video that soon became viral while co-parents said they were strongly connected to the fear of keeping track of the ever-changing culinary preferences of toddlers.

In the clip, Steph, who expects her second baby every day, films herself while she responds and tries to understand Harvey’s instructions.

“So you want me to cut your crumpet in two and have jam on one side and vegemite on the …” she started to clarify them – before she was quickly interrupted and corrected by the young person.

After some chatter, the mother thought that Harvey wanted his jam on top of his vegemite – but she was mistaken again.

In the end, Steph understood that the toddler asked for a crumpet with jam on one half and vegemite on the other – and it has to stay whole.

Steph Claire Smith, an Australian fitness influencer, shared the moment that her three -year -old explained a detailed – and confusing – about how he wanted his crumpet to be prepared

Steph, who expects her second baby, films herself while she reacts and tries to understand Harvey’s breakfast instructions (depicted with Harvey and her husband, Josh Miller)

“Do you promise that?” Harvey asked his confused mother while she went to the kitchen to prepare his order.

“I promise, I’ll do my best,” she laughed in response.

The mother, who has 1.4 million followers on the platform and then shared the tense moment she presented Harvey with his crumpet.

After a few seconds of deliberation, the boy confirmed that she made his snack correctly and asked for a glass of milk to wash it.

The video of the model picked up more than 3.8 million views and let many parents express their ‘fears’ about getting their own toddlers wrong.

“Having a toddler is being an assistant to being a controversial business director that you don’t pay and always makes inconsistent, whimsical and illogical demands,” a mother joked.

“I serve the food of my children who shake fear every time,” confessed a second one.

“I was absolutely terrified of you,” wrote a third and another answered, “Seriously, my breath was waiting to hear if she was doing well or not!”

She shared the hilarious interaction in a video that viral then said mothers and fathers that they are ‘related’ with the fear of keeping up with the ever -changing culinary preferences of toddlers

The video of the model yielded more than 3.8 million views and let many parents express their ‘fears’ about getting their own toddlers’ meals wrong

“The silence while your work was assessed was stressful,” someone added.

Many were impressed by the correct understanding of Steph of the requests of Harvey, who admit that they would have provoked a tantrum.

‘Ok, I completely misunderstood. I thought he wanted the jam and vegemite on the plate next to the crumpet on both sides. Glad you clocked those instructions, mama, ‘a woman laughed.

“Thank goodness you understood that because I still thought the crumpet should be dry with the herbs next to them, not on them,” was a second agreement.

‘Did you nail it, Mom! Take the rest of the day off!, “Said a viewer.

“To be honest, at that time I would have asked him to do it myself, kitchen closed,” another joked.

Others said the interaction was far removed from their own youth.

“What happened to you, get what you get or you get nothing at all?” someone asked.

“We used to get a choice – take it or leave it behind,” someone else remembered.