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"Working moms, huddle up!\r\nElisabeth Hasselbeck, feisty co-host of The View and mother of Grace, 5, Taylor, 2, and Isaiah, 1, says her secret to juggling work and family with husband, former quarterback Tim Hasselbeck is &amp;quot;TTC (Total Team Commitment).&amp;quot;\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;Our work schedules are intense in character, but flexible in schedule outside of the live hours we are on camera,&amp;quot; Hasselbeck, 33, revealed to CelebrityBabyScoop.com. &amp;quot;Tim and I huddle up every night to game plan the schedule for the next day.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nDuring the busy week, the co-host devotes days to the kids, but then squeezes in time for her projects during off-hours. &amp;quot;I do my product line work during Grace&amp;apos;s school hours, and the boys naps, and at night.&amp;quot; Hasselbeck, who has Celiac&amp;apos;s disease and wrote The G-Free Diet, is working on a gluten-free line of protein bars and gluten-free, nut-free snack bars for kids.\r\n\r\nWhile her packed schedule looks nothing like her pre-motherhood days (&amp;quot;I buy more milk than I ever imagined possible!&amp;quot;), one thing remains the same: her love of football.\r\n&amp;quot;I &amp;apos;heart&amp;apos; football and always have,&amp;quot; Hasselbeck, who serves as spokesperson for NFL Reebok shirts exclusively for A Pea in the Pod, explained. &amp;quot;I watched it as a kid with my dad, watched Tim play all through college, through the NFL, and now as a family.&amp;quot;\r\nAs luck would have it, watching sports plays into their family rules. &amp;quot;Our basic rule number one is have some fun,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;We believe -- and witness every day -- that our kids have the most fun in safe, known boundaries. So we show them the line of &amp;apos;no&amp;apos; and then they can play confidently within the rules.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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