Indy Clinton has emotional breakdown about her children enrolling in school: ‘I can’t do maths so how do I help with homework?’

Indy Clinton has had an emotional on-camera breakdown as she shared with fans her anxiety about her three young children soon enrolling in school.

The Australian influencer, 28, revealed her concerns in a recent TikTok video in which she admitted she did not feel at all prepared for this milestone occasion.

‘I’m not ready to be a mum, sorry! I’m meant to have a child at school in two weeks and I don’t even know what P&C means (Parents and Citizens),’ Indy tearfully began.

She then broke down as she admitted that she was finding the number of tasks she needed to complete to prepare for school overwhelming.

‘I have to do a lunchbox, a morning tea and a crunch and sip. Do I volunteer at swimming carnivals?’ she asked.

‘I can’t do maths, so how do I help with homework? I genuinely don’t know my times tables!’

Indy Clinton has had an emotional on-camera breakdown as she shared with fans her anxiety about her three young children soon enrolling in school

Many of Indy’s followers took to the comments section to share their advice. 

‘Hot tip: Befriend mums that know what they are doing,’ one person wrote.

‘Good news, you can learn your times tables together,’ another suggested.

‘Oh honey, that’s what tutors are for,’ a third chimed in.

Indy shares her children Navy, four, Bambi, two, and Soul, one, with her husband Ben Azar. 

The pair began their relationship in 2018 and married two years later.

She has developed a reputation for posting very relatable content on her social media.

Earlier this month, she called out her husband Ben after he claimed that he does more housework than she does. 

Indy shares her children Navy, four, Bambi, two, and Soul, one, with her husband Ben Azar

The Australian influencer, 28, revealed her concerns in a recent TikTok video in which she admitted she did not feel at all prepared for this milestone occasion

Indy raged in a clip shared online, calling her partner ‘delusional’ for his beliefs. 

‘It’s come to my attention that my husband is a firm believer that he does more than me,’ the stunned 28-year-old began. 

‘I’m not sure if it’s every partner in a relationship with children, or if he has genuinely rolled out of bed in the middle of the night and knocked his head and it sent him into delusional land.’

Indy explained she was making a chore chart to keep track of who completes the most tasks, and would mark completed tasks with gold star stickers.  

‘I will be making a star chart and putting it on my fridge. Whoever gets the most stars by the end of the week gets three hours of uninterrupted child-free time,’ she said.

‘I’m going to start booking in my acupuncture and saunas, because I know I’ve already won.’

Indy then gave an example, explaining that she asked her husband to make a chicken curry for dinner and arrived home to find raw chicken and chopped zucchini on the kitchen counter. 

‘He said everything was ready on the bench. Sorry, what is that? Is that it? Just some chopped up zucchini and chicken?’ she said, flabbergasted, as she showed the incomplete meal.