As you may know Kylie Kelce And her husband, Jason KelceAre mom and dad from four daughters: 5-year-old Wyatt, 4-year-old Elliotte, 2-year-old Bennett and 4 month old Finnley.
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And 33-year-old Kylie often opens up her parent experience in her podcast. I won't lie – And she recently let other parents shared when she took part in her children with older Telled for the use of her children.
On the PodcastKylie said she had already decided that she would not have her children as a teenager. She explained: “I actually believe that we will do what I call the 'kitchen telephone'.
“In other words, there are one or two additional cell phones alongside mom and dad cell phone that you can take with you if you have somewhere where you go where there is no parent, or if you are under control or if you are in a bit of sports -related sport,” she continued.
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“You can take one of these cell phones,” Kylie continued. “The cell phones are only held on the first floor of the house. You can still have your friends on this phone number, you can still call them, you can still use the phone on the first floor of the house … but you live in the kitchen.”
“So, you won't go up, you don't go into the basement, you don't go anywhere, but on the first floor,” she concluded. “Community living space.”
However, not everyone was on board with Kylie's approach, and many fans argued that their plan was unrealistic.
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Comment a Tiktok Video this moment in the podcast one person wrote: “I think it's really easy to say when your children are small. Wait until you have teenagers in the house. Then things get real.”
Someone else claimed: “Oh my goodness. Telefone are part of life. Teaching them how to use it responsibly instead of making it a larger deal than it is.”
“Selected about it immediately at school. My grandson is 9, tell us how children make fun if they can't have a phone,” wrote one more.
While another shared: “My parents did it and we constantly sneak up our phones after they have gone to bed. Super strict parents create super sneaky children.”
And someone else argued: “I really like them, but it is somehow superfluous when the children are so publicly exhibited.”
Others jumped to Kylie's defense and praised them for being so proactive when it comes to protecting their children.
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“Everyone is mad that they want to protect their children?” Asked a person. “Children don't need a cell phone. And they definitely don't need unlimited access to the Internet.”
Another pointed out: “We all grew up with a landline, so I don't understand why people have a problem with it.”
And another commented on another: “This is exactly what we do with our children! An additional phone for the sport. And I have her parents' control. Children don't need social media. Period.”
Someone else conclusion: “It is commendable that she is creative and proactive. I think that's a great idea.”
This is not the first time that Kylie reveals the strict rules that their daughters have to follow, the star recently revealed that they Has three children -TV shows “forbidden” From your household argument: “I am pretty sure that there are studies that have shown that these shows are not correct.”
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If you ask yourself, the three shows are CocomelonPresent BlippiAnd The Teletubbies.
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