Mum shares how she manages to cook, feed, clothe and care for 34 kids each day

If you thought getting your kids' lunchboxes ready was hard work - try doing it for 34 kids each morning. This is exactly what mum Tusayiwe Mkhondya does every single day, looking after children at her organisation which cares for orphans, street kids and teenage mothers in Malawi.

The 23-year-old spends her days cooking, cleaning and teaching the kids, who range in age from five-months old to 16-years-old, and spends hours upon hours at night preparing for the following day.

The mum has stunned millions of TikTok users online after giving an insight into her daily duties, with her latest meal prep video gaining nearly nine million views.

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In the video Tusayiwe runs through a typical morning starting at 4am preparing all the kids' breakfast and lunch meals. She does this while some of the older kids complete their morning chores.

The clip shows her surrounded by multiple pots where she cooks a range of food like rice, stew and vegetables. And while those are cooking, the mum spends time assembling a plethora of sandwiches and juice boxes.

Once all her cooking is done, she lays out the kids' lunchboxes and fills them up with a hearty meal, before gathering all the food and packing them into individual bags for the kids.

She does this all while one of the babies is strapped onto her back sleeping away, proving she really is the ultimate multitasker.

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However this isn't even the toughest part of the mum's day. As well as cooking, she also has a strict weekly schedule to keep on top of the kids' laundry and cleaning the house.

Running through the family's bedtime routine she says she tries to put most of the kids to bed by 7pm, but then wakes multiple times a night to feed and settle the babies.

The selfless mum is being praised online for all of her hard work by followers. One recently commented, "If superwoman exists, she's the one."

Another said, "I'm proud to say there are good people like you in the world. Keep it up."

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Tusayiwe opened her home You Are Not Alone (Yana) shortly after she became a single mother at the age of 18 to son Jeromy who has special needs.

It continues to grow with the help of local maids and donations, taking in it's 34th child earlier this month.

They are currently trying to raise money through a GoFundMe page to purchase a larger lot of land so they can expand their services and take on more children in need.