I have the same issues as Mimi. I can do the skewer, get the tire off, put the new tube back in (have even done this for friends who couldn't). I have put the rear back on while practicing in the numerous workshops I have been to, but any time I have practiced at home, my bike ends up in pieces, with the chain lying on the ground. I don't like riding alone because of this. It's very hard for me to remember exactly what to do... I have a great memory for other things, but if it's steps in a mechanical process or math problem, forget it. Plus, it's very hard for me to visualize anything and I have no spatial ability.
But, my goal for this year is to feel confident with this after ten years of riding.
2015 Trek Silque SSL
Specialized Oura
2011 Guru Praemio
Specialized Oura
2017 Specialized Ariel Sport