can't stop the what if's

My brain is on overload trying to find a way to make all the broody's happy and not have to brood any myself. I am getting 4 day old barnies today. At first I was thinking "what if" I gave those to the hen who has been sitting for 10 days. and then" what if" I gave her eggs to the one who went broody two days ago. Then I remembered that Briarwood was hatching some ameracuanas for me around the fifteenth. Could I put those under the first broody who will hopefully take the barnevelders? Then I thought "what if "I gave the barnie chicks to the little barred rock who has been unsuccessfully brooding for months. She is roosting off and on now but is on her nest all day every day. Then "what if" give just the ameracuanas to the first broody and everyone will be happy(maybe)! Does anyone else experience this kind of insanity?. I can't seem to stop my brain from trying to create a solution.

Give them to the poor little barred rock. I think she's earned them.

Well I did it. They are under the orpington. I had the first one in a little box. I set it down near the barred rock for a few minutes. It was cheeping loudly. There was no reaction from her. I set it down near the orpington and she started to cluck softly. Guess who won. They were silent as soon as they got under her big fluffy belly. I think they are older than day olds because they already have wing feathers. I hope they can adjust to her. I will be up before dawn to make sure all is well. I will have to find another solution for the little barred rock.

Put day olds under her at night if she is on the nest. This works the best. She wakes up thinking they hatched in the night.

I've given 4 day old chicks to a hen that went broody less than a weak prior. Worked!