Inside Hamish Blake's chaotic but endearing parenting style, which includes manufacturing grappling hooks, stick forts, and adventures

It took 250 days of lockdown, but Hamish has finally stumbled upon the "horizontal bungee."

The comedian has one-upped himself, and his daughter, Rudy, is clearly chuffed with his work.

Hamish shared a video on his Instagram of the "Floor Bungee," and he captioned it, "Can't believe it took us over 250 days in lockdown to discover horizontal bungee! 🙂."

Plenty of parents can relate to going stir-crazy in lockdown, but at least, for Rudy's sake, her dad is making the most of it.

See the hilarious video below to watch Hamish's genius floor bungee in action.

We're not exactly sure what's happening in this picture, but Hamish captioned it, "No Teletubbies were harmed in the taking of this photo." Phew.

Hamish holding Sonny's hand on the way to school. Our hearts.

We wonder what mischief they are planning here.

Hamish hilariously captioned this picture, "When my son was one week old he whispered "get me some god damn entertainment down here" and, of course, I was impressed by his vocab but also smug because I knew within seven years I would fulfil his request. 🙏."

Rudy visited her dad at work on the set of Lego Masters.

A tender moment caught on camera.

Sonny and Hamish went on a brave adventure, and the comedian documented their journey in his caption.

He wrote, "Camping. An inspiring photo essay about a father whom some said had gone overboard buying outdoors gear. But he ventured into the wild anyway with his son literally looking to him to save both their lives. Using Bush skill and friendly locals he located a spot to camp."

"He tamed the tent. He then tamed some local grass. He then tamed fire. He then tamed a sausage. Then he had some pasta expertly tamed for him. Then he tamed some marshmallows (not pictured) and the next morning some breakfast was tamed by the group. Camping is about pure survival and, if time permits, some memories and sugar. Great weekend of all 3. #icamped #itcounts," he continued.

Sonny is pictured here trying to work out the grappling hook he made with his dad during their homeschooling time.

Hamish made this stick fort for his children, and he looks pretty proud of his creation.

"Power hug and suddenly he's off to school! I know everyone says it goes fast but I am genuinely expecting his year 12 results by about next Thursday. #firstdaychamp #healsodidgrea," wrote Hamish.

Here is the whopping cardboard racetrack made exclusively for easter eggs — which is one of Hamish's many ingenious adventures with the kids.

Hamish tried to work with Sonny to help fix their door knob, but things didn't quite go to plan.

"We were legitimately so proud of our repair job on this door handle that fell off until we realised what we'd done.... #tooltime 👍," he wrote.

The nappies aren't going to buy themselves, and Hamish documented his supermarket journey with the caption, "Really great, uncomfortable, super expensive bad value hack for if you can't get toilet paper ATM. Stay strong. Stay creative. #lastpack 💪."