An exhausted mum -of-eight has given a unique insight in to her daily juggle - which includes a bedtime routine that starts in the afternoon.
Chloe Dunstan records the hectic day-to-day life of her bustling family on YouTube and has gained more than 230,000 subscribers.
The 27-year-old from Perth, Australia had three children, Evan, now eight, Otto, seven and Felix, six, by the time she was 22 with her husband Rohan.
Wishing to expand their brood the couple went on to fall pregnant with triplets Rufus , Hank and Pearl, now five and then last year the family welcomed twins Cosmo and Sylvie, now four-months, to the brood.
Chloe says that bedtime is so busy she has to start the ball rolling at 4.30pm in the afternoon to make sure all eight children are tucked up on time, reports The Mirror.
The stay-at-home mum begins preparing a pasta dinner for the family while the twins nap.
She then enlists the help of her eldest children to help clear up the mess created by all eight kids throughout the day.
The family sits at the table to eat dinner about 6pm while the parents feed the baby twins.
The busy mum says herself and Rohan will usually eat their dinner a bit later on.
The kids all take their turn to have a bath or shower while Chloe bathes the two babies in the sink, before they line up in matching pyjamas.
The youngsters all then have their hair brushed, then brush teeth before story time on the carpet.
When the children are put to bed, the eldest boys are allowed to read a book while the youngest go straight to sleep.
Only then do the couple manage to grab an hour to themselves before heading to bed and starting it all over again the following day.
The mum said as the kids get older, life at home gets a bit easier: "It's definitely gotten easier over the years with the night-time routine as all bar the twins can now dress themselves.
"With the triplets there for a bit when they were young, it was a lot of work.
"But I think with big families you have to do whatever works for you."
