From the time you wake your child up (or when they wake up) to when you walk out the door - how much time passes?
It takes us about an hour from wake-up to out the door. That is counting all of the tantrums...
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Over an hour. I don't rush them but I try to get out the door by 8ish which is about an hr after they wake up. I've learned that if I try to rush them too much everyone ends up in tears.
And it seems like even if we do miraculously get ready earlier than that, someone has to poop, lost a shoe, forgot something at home etc so it ends up being over an hr
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We are so slow! Two hours to make it out the door is not unusual for us. Elementary school will be a challenge! It's so lucky for me that DD's kindergarten doesn't have drop off until 9:05.
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With 2 and if I'm solo, which I mostly am, it takes 1.5 hours from the time I wake up to the time we leave. That includes breakfast, me getting dressed, getting both kids dressed, and invariably changing a post breakfast poo.
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20 minutes, but that is with DH there too, and breakfast in the car. It's 30 minutes on my own, an hour if we eat at home.
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I wake DD at 6:45 and we leave btwn 7:10- 7:15
But she is 5 so its gotten easier - I put out her clothes, she pees, gets dressed, eats breakfast, I do her hair and we leave!
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When I am solo I can get her up and out the door in 10 mins.
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45 min to 1 hour. That includes me showering and getting ready, the kids eating, getting dressed and brushing their teeth. We aren't usually rushed, so we could do it faster if we had to.
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LO1 and I leave at 6:45 am and DH doesn't leave till 8 am...the nanny comes to our house at 8 and dresses the baby, so we don't do anything for the baby.
I just get myself ready and packed in the morning and DH is responsible for getting LO1 up and ready with her school bag packed.
Today I got up at 6 and LO got up at 6:25 and we were out the door by 6:45.
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If we need to be somewhere asap we can get out the door in 15 minutes; I just need to change her diaper and her clothes. Everything else we can do in the go (like eating breakfast).
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I wake LO at 7:00 and we are putting shoes on around 7:55 to head out. It's just the right amount of time where we both don't feel rushed.
ETA: this is me getting her up, eating and a little playtime. Sometimes I get stuff done like unloading the dishes and/or loading laundry while she's eating.
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30 minutes. I wake up, work out, and get myself ready. Then I get LO up, dressed, fed, and out the door in 30 minutes, give or take 5 minutes.
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About an hour for me to get the two girls out the door in the morning - that includes me having a shower, breakfast for all three of us, getting the girls dressed, backpack packed for preschool, and loading two kids in the car. And that is usually with us rushing about....
Once #3 arrives, I'm fully anticipating that time to just about double
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A laid back day is 45-60 minutes for me to shower and get ready, get her bags packed, get her dressed, fed and in the car. I can do it in 30 minutes if I have to when we're rushing, but it's more chaotic than I like! Once I wake DD up though it's only 10-15 minutes to get her dressed and ready to go!
I'm scared for how much longer it will take when #2 arrives! I don't want to wake up much earlier!
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Before my modified bedrest, I got myself and DS ready for work/daycare in 35-40 min!!! My DH works early, so I had to drop off by 7 to get to work on time.
Now he changed his schedule a bit so he can do drop off. It will be interesting in the fall when we have 2 to get ready in the mornings.
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Well, I wake up at 5:30 but spend about a little over an hour dozing and nursing G in bed. Once I'm up it's about half an hour, depending on whether or not we have to wake E up. If he's still asleep he's very sluggish. With D helping I can get out the door in 15 minutes, though (I did this morning). I shower at night and don't usually wear makeup, and E eats a waffle and applesauce in the car, then has second breakfast at school.
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I get up at 5:30 but wake LOs around 6:15, leave by 7:05. If the 3 year old wakes earlier on her own, the morning is usually smoother.
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We are usually out the door around 1-1.15 hours but the delays are usually DH & I getting our lunches ready or taking showers. If I don't work out in the morning then I can get out the door earlier with LO.
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Two hours, most of which is DH (we commute together). If I'm solo, we can get out of the house in around an hour.
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Oops, I voted for how long from when I get up til we're out of the house (45 min-1 hr). I wake up LO about 20 minutes before we leave to nurse and get her dressed (though a lot of times lately she gets up earlier so she plays for a little while too). I'm sure we'll need more time once she's older ! (12 months now)
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On my work days I can get us out of the house in half an hour if I rush. If I take my time I need 45 minutes. I usually give myself an hour and a half though so I can make coffee and eat breakfast before getting ready.
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Way too long these days. She's been throwing tantrums because she wants to play or doesn't want her hair brushed/out of her face or she doesn't want to put on shoes. Plus she insists on slowly eating a Belvita bar before we leave and I can't let her have it in the car due to allergies at school.
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I voted 31-45 but I try to aim for 30 mins from waking her up to out the door. Usually there is something or other that holds us up an extra few minutes.
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I wake them up about 45 minutes before we leave. I'm already ready by this time. It used to be closer to 30 but my oldest is NOT a morning fan, so I needed to give a little more time to deal with the not getting out of bed, not liking her clothes, not wanting to brush hair, ect.
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20 minutes. We literally wake him up at 6 and are out the door by 6:20. The only reason it is like this is because we go to my parents home, he gets ready for school there and then gets dropped off.
I estimate if we had to eat and get dressed it would take 45 minutes. My kid isn't a morning person.
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It takes us 30–35 minutes typically but we can be quicker if we are going somewhere where DD can eat once we arrive.
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One hour from when we "wake up" to when we get out the door. Often everyone is awake before the alarm goes off at 6am. I don't think I've woken baby up yet. We could go a lot faster if DH and I got up before the LOs.
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Around an hour, but we don't rush and we also have breakfast before we go.
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2 1/2 hours-- that's time to nurse twice, walk the dog, eat, get dressed, play, and drop LO off. I purposely stagger our schedule so we have playtime in the morning. DH gets playtime in the evening while I'm working.
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He eats at school and I put him in his clothes for the next day as pajamas at night. He wears sweat pants and t shirts to school, which is what he'd wear as pajamas anyway, so I just dress him for school and in the mornings all we have to do is teeth and potty and we're out! I usually put his shoes on while he's still asleep, then wake him up, give him a chance to come to, and then do teeth and potty. Usually takes us around 20m.
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20-25 minutes upstairs (change, potty, brush teeth)
5 min at the door (bundle up in coats, shoes take forever)5 min to make pb&j if we're running late,
or 20 min to eat breakfast at home (most days).Weekends, it takes 1-2 hours because we do nicer breakfasts.
**This does not include any time that I take to get ready, if we get ready at the same time, add at least 10 minutes as the absolute best case scenario.
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