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<\/p>\nParenting is difficult, especially if you have ten children. Mum Tracee Schaeffer, 34, has revealed her rigorous daily regimen, which begins at 4 a.m. every day and keeps her organized.<\/p>\n
Dahlila, 14, Beau, 13, Ryan, 12, Scarlett, 11, Tootie, 9, Wyatt, 8, Rhett, 8, Rhiggs, 8, Remy, 6, and Ausy, 3, are her children with her husband Justin, 40.<\/p>\n
The mother also homeschools some of her kids while running Pop Culture Agency, which assists women entrepreneurs with their web presence.<\/p>\n
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Tracee decides to get up at 4am, two hours earlier than the kids, so she can have a quiet moment before the commotion.<\/p>\n
She explained: \u2018On a regular day, I get up about 4 a.m., and that’s when I take care of myself by doing things like meditating and preparing the house.<\/p>\n
Because I spent the previous school year at home all day home-educating Dahlila, Beau, and Ryan, it is also when I usually get a lot of work done for my job.<\/p>\n
‘I wake them up at 6 a.m. for school, and while I’m making breakfast, everyone has their morning tasks.<\/p>\n
‘After that, I gave the hens food and water and let them out of the coop to roam about. They all make their beds, clean their rooms, and brush their teeth.’<\/p>\n
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I used to drive Scarlett, Tootie, Wyatt, Rhett, Rhiggs, and Remy to school, then spend around four and a half hours teaching them at home. However, starting next year, I’ll only be teaching Ryan at home, so the routine will alter.<\/p>\n
After that, I start making dinner, and we pick up the other children from school, after which they all do their schoolwork and eat. <\/p>\n
We then go for hockey practice at 5 o’clock because all of the children, with the exception of Dahlila and Ausy, are hockey players.<\/p>\n
We won’t be back until eight, so when they return, I make sure they’re all showered and attempt to get them to bed by nine. <\/p>\n
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Then we repeat the process. Tracee attributes the organization of the home to the chore lists she has for each child.<\/p>\n
She uttered: ‘Apart from Remy and Ausy, everyone has a primary task, and Dahlila’s is laundry, thus she is in charge of that.<\/p>\n
‘We typically stay quite caught up because she does two loads a day, and right now Ryan is in charge of doing the dishes after dinner.<\/p>\n
‘Every three to four months, I attempt to switch up everyone’s primary responsibilities so they may each pick up a new task and assume a little bit more responsibility. <\/p>\n
‘Everybody has the same morning tasks to complete, so they must all tidy up their rooms, make their beds, put away their toys, and other duties.<\/p>\n