The lockdown blues is real for many parents around the globe and the results are having to find fun ways to keep their children entertained.
One father in the UK decided to step things up a gear by hosting a fancy dinner party for his "little" guests.
BBC reporter Ben Moore shared the hilarious video of the dinner party on Twitter featuring him dressed in a tuxedo while serving his children - Milo, 12, and Nancy, five - to a meal fit for, well, quarantine.
Captioning the video: "So because isolation and going nuts we threw a dinner party for the kids...", Moore treated his little munchkins to a candle-lit meal, complete with dairy-infused drinks.
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"I found it absolutely hilarious and so did my sister," Milo told TODAY Food. According to the publication, Moore's wife Ellie Moore came up with the idea after the family had to cancel Milo's birthday party do to the coronavirus pandemic.
"We were desperate to think of nice things to do to bring some colour to our day and week," Ellie told the publication. "To have a reason to get smartened up and get out the nice candlesticks and make a special evening really cheered us up."
The post has been a hit on Twitter with many commending the parents for entertaining the masses.
Lol the fact that he knew what to do with the wine glass😂
— Brian (@BriansJokes) March 29, 2020
Could we maybe think about turning this into a small online series? Thanks. Thanks so much. pic.twitter.com/eHRnywoKOr
— Mental Movement Magazine (@MentalMovement) March 29, 2020
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— Sheelagh McCarthy (@SheelaghMc1)
When the crisis is finally over, there needs to be a competition for the most uplifting/amusing internet videos, and this should be one of the nominations. It's thing like this that have kept us all going.
— Michael Lockley #TheLostPaintingOfLagstoneHall (@LagstoneHall) March 29, 2020