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A blogger shared the genius fridge hack she uses to get her kids to eat healthy snacks, and it's going viral

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Sarah Hornung's "self-serve" fridge hack in action. Courtesy of Sarah Hornung/The Eager Teacher
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With toddlers, every snack time can be a battle. But one mom has found that encouraging independence through a genius fridge hack has helped avoid arguments and foster her kids' independence.

Sarah Hornung is a former teacher who works as a school administrator in Buffalo, New York. She's also the mother of two boys with another child on the way, and writes a blog called The Eager Teacher about personal and professional organization. When she shared a photo of how she organizes her fridge around kid-friendly "self-serve" snacks, the post was shared over 68,000 times.

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Talia Lakritz
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Talia Lakritz is a Life correspondent at Business Insider covering politics and power through a visual storytelling lens. She has reported from the White House as well as military installations, mansions, and museums across the country, bringing readers inside fascinating places through immersive features.Previously, she wrote for The New York Jewish Week and SciShow Space.Talia holds a BA in English with a concentration in Creative Writing from Barnard College of Columbia University and ordination as an interfaith minister from One Spirit Learning Alliance. She hopes to one day visit all 50 states and all 14 public presidential libraries.Politics and power:Visual features:Human interest: