Emily Feret's "Normalizing Being Normal" TikTok Videos
This Mom's Self-Deprecating TikToks of Her Messy House Will Make Your Disaster Area Seem Aspirational
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You know those TikTok videos that show a messy room, and then a hand appears, its fingers snap dramatically, and then the video cuts and the space is magically sparkling clean? Yeah, I've tried that trick on my kids' playroom and even snapped away at my open refrigerator, but nothing happened.
So, thank goodness for Emily Feret, a mom who also can't seem to blink and make her chaos disappear. What she can do, however, is take us on a tour of her less-than-perfect house and magically make us all feel . . . normal. Her TikToks, which she's branded "Normalizing Being Normal," give a glimpse at life without filters or covert video-editing tricks.
"Let me walk around my house and make you feel better about yours," she starts most videos, before laughing through descriptions of damaged furniture, a pile of unwashed baby bottles, and two partially-eaten bananas. (The reason she gives for that last one is too good to spoil here.)
Because she's garnered quite a few followers for her efforts, she's also given fans a tour of her yard and her garage, which is devoid of parked cars because it is currently is too cluttered with an old couch, an exercise bike, a kiddie pool, and a Radio Flyer wagon her toddler refuses to sit in.
Her house is covered in toys, her lamp shades still have the original cling film, and her forced laughter after every relatable explanation is infectious. So, sit back, snap your fingers, and allow Emily to make you feel better about literally everything in your peripheral vision.
