Carrie Bickmore shares adorable footage of her five-year-old daughter Evie singing about hygiene

She’s the outspoken television presenter who is using her platform in the spotlight to encourage Australians to keep safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.

And on Thursday, Carrie Bickmore, 39, shared footage of her five-year-old daughter, Evie, singing a song dedicated to keeping your hands clean to Instagram.

In the video, little Evie is heard singing: ‘Wash, wash, wash your hands. Washing is so much fun. Use your hands, fist your wrist. Keep your germs on the run’.

The Project host then flipped the camera towards her, before saying: ‘In case you need a new song for your kids to sing while washing their hands’.

The Logie award-winner went on to urge her followers: ‘Stay home and keep two arms length apart,’ before she concluded: ‘Let’s do what we can to keep our country safe’.

Carrie’s cute Instagram post comes after she revealed that Evie’s meditation exercises were helping her through the uncertain times.

Speaking on The Project, Carrie said: ‘I was thinking about what’s going to happen if school shuts, who is going to look after the kids, what’s going to happen with work.’ 

Carrie went on to say that she noticed her heart rate was higher than usual and realised that she was feeling more anxious. 

To combat the feeling, Carrie revealed she did her daughter’s meditations to calm her down because it was on her phone.

The TV host explained: ‘I ended up playing one of the meditations I do with Evie, a five-year-old’s smiling mind meditation, which is where you have to imagine hugging a teddy bear.’

‘I felt so much better afterwards and it was stopping and acknowledging I am feeling a bit (anxious),’ she added.

Carrie shares two daughters, Evie, five, and Adelaide, one, with partner Chris Walker. The sisters join older brother Oliver, 12, who she had with her late husband Greg Lange.