DIY disaster! Mother is left horrified after finding her two-year-old daughter stuck in a tub of white PAINT while decorating during lockdown
- Sharna Eastwood, from Kent, posted the video of her two-year-old daughter
- The little girl was standing in tub of white paint and was plastered in emulsion
- Mother-of-one posted the hilarious clip to Facebook alongside hilarious picture
A mother was left horrified when she found her daughter plastered in white emulsion and standing in the tub of paint, while she was decorating their house during lockdown.
Sharna Eastwood, from Kent, posted the video of her two-year-old daughter stuck in a tub of white paint, and is heard exclaiming ‘What have you done!’ in the hilarious video.
The mother-of-one posted the hilarious clip to Facebook on May 7, and captioned: ‘The decorating is going well.’
Footage shows the adorable little girl dressed in pink corduroy pinafore with her arms and legs plastered in the Dulex white emulsion.
The two-year-old girl was stuck in the paint tub (left). Her arms and legs were covered in emulsion as she looked up to her mother (right)
Sharna posted a picture alongside the video lifting the two-year-old out of the paint which showed her covered from head-to-toe
In the video, Sharna is seen walking towards her daughter as she says: ‘Why have you done that?’.
She posted a picture alongside the video lifting the two-year-old out of the paint which showed her covered from head-to-toe.
As the little girl looks to the floor, a woman in the background can be overheard exclaiming ‘oh no’.
As the little girl looks to the floor, a woman in the background can be overheard exclaiming ‘oh no’
And the post has since garnered 28,000 shares with a staggering 24,000 comments on the painting mishap.
Sharna Eastwood, from Kent, posted the video of her two-year-old daughter
Rachel Griffith commented: ‘My husband said he’d use her as a roller’ alongside laughing emojis.’
Neil Spencer added: ‘Did dad ask her to put a coat on?’
‘Omg. Wouldn’t know where to start cleaning her or that mess up,’ Amanda Bird wrote.
Chantélle Naudé penned: ‘Shame, hope she’s OK and you managed to get it off… Decorating 101.’
Others tagged their partners and friends in the post and revealed how it is something their children would do.
Kirstie Louise Broughton commented: ‘Why do I feel like this is definitely something that reggie would do?’
‘This is what you look like after painting,’ Darren Close added.
Sharna posted the painting mishap on Facebook on May 7 captioned: ‘The decorating is going well’
The post has since garnered 28,000 shares with a staggering 24,000 comments on the painting mishap
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