A California couple placed $1000 in cash in baby items at different Target stores to 'give back' to other parents

• A couple hid $1,000 in cash in baby items at different Target locations in California, KABC reported.
• A video of Krystal and Patrick Duhaney's "Target Run" was posted on Instagram.
• The goal was to "brighten" the day of other parents, according to KABC.

A couple inserted cash in baby-related products at different Target locations in California to "make things a little easier" for other parents, according to KABC.

Krystal and Patrick Duhaney went to local Target stores in southern California to do the good deed. A video on Instagram, which has racked up nearly 95,000 views, shows the couple giving back by hiding the money in different baby items like diapers and baby formula.

"When we had our first baby, we struggled to make ends meet," the video posted on Krystal's page said. "Now that I own a successful business, I wanted to give back. Because I know how hard it can be."

Krystal is a registered nurse and CEO of Milky Mama, which aims to give "breastfeeding and pumping support" to parents in the United States and around the world, according to its social media page and KABC.

The couple wanted to assist those who may be in need and placed about $1,000 in cash throughout their "Target Run," KABC reported.

"We really wanted to make things a little easier," she told the outlet. "Hopefully brighten their day and hopefully inspire others to kind of, you know, spread joy and kindness."

And she wanted to teach her children to do the same.

Krystal added: "As parents raising two young children, it's really important for us to let our children know... kindness matters and that you never know what somebody's going through," she told the outlet.