Woman, 26, details her brilliant 'mom hack' for Christmas shopping as she reveals the gifts she will be buying for her one-year-old daughter INSTEAD of toys

A mother has revealed her brilliant 'mom hack' for Christmas shopping for toddlers that doesn't involve buying toys. 

Karissa Stevens, 26, from Rhode Island, has more than 563,000 followers on TikTok, where she posts comedic videos about her life as a pregnant mom. 

The digital creator, known as @karissastevens_, recently shared that she won't be buying her one-year-old daughter, Kennedy, toys this holiday season. 

Stevens explained she was looking at her undecorated tree and realized that she needed to start Christmas shopping soon.  

'Now let me tell you guys something I've learned since becoming a parent,' she said. 'There is nothing that my kid loves more than things that are not hers.'

The mom panned the camera to her daughter, who was sitting in her walker, playing with a red silicone whisk. 

'Exhibit A. What do we got there?' she asked. 

'It's a good thing that was a two-pack I got on Amazon because she literally will play with it all day. She loves her whisk.'

Stevens said that her daughter's love of her whisk gave her a 'magical idea' for her Christmas presents this year.  

'I'm not going to buy toys. I think I am going to do baking as a theme,' she explained. 'I think I am going to get her a ton of rubber utensils for baking — because she loves them.'

The mom's video has been viewed nearly 163,000 times and has received more than 200 comments since it was posted on November 2.  

Many parents loved the idea and suggested that she also get Kennedy a kitchen set to play with in addition to the utensils. 

'Get her her first kitchen set and the rubber utensils to go with it,' one fan advised. 

'A good quality play kitchen! My daughter got one at her age and still playing with it now at age 6!' someone else shared. 

'I bought them for my 3-year-old,' another added. [She] uses them with her kitchen and play dough.' 

Others could relate to having toddlers who want to play with everything but their actual toys. 

'There's nothing my kid loves more [than] the box that all his gifts came in,' one parent commented. 

'My daughter threw a fit until she got a vacuum for her birthday. Did I buy her a real [one?] Yes I did,' another admitted. 

'When my daughter was that age I did a daily box,' someone else responded. 'I went around the house and gathered 3-4 things and threw jn [the] box. Entertained her all day.'