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Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara BushParenting styles were strongly influenced by their own parents, George W. Bush and Laura Bush.
“I would say it was, such as Laissez-Faire’s parenthood in the 80’s and 90s,” Barbara said exclusively Us every week From her and Jenny childhood with the former president and the first lady. “Our parents were very around, but we had a lot of freedom to play outside and explore our neighborhood and just that we were out and probably in a safe way.
Raising their children in the world where they are more exposed to technology than ever, Barbara said Our That she and her sister of the twins work on the “imitation” of their parents “as much” as possible. She explained: “The world is now quite different. I try to be this type of parent in this world.”
Barbara shares her three -year -old daughter Cora Georgio and 7 -month -old son Edward with her husband, Craig Coyne. Jenna, 43 years old, is the mother of three, shares her children Mila, 11, Poppy, 9 and Hall, 5, with her husband, Henry Hager.
Jenna Bush Hager is a proud aunt! Today, with a throw and Jenna Cohost, she announced through Instagram on Monday, August 5, that her sister twins Barbara Bush welcomed her second child. “My Sissy had little Mr. and I crazy in love with Edward Finn!” Jenna, 42 years old, set out and published photographs of herself (…)
Jenna agreed to comment on her sister and told Our They are “quite similar” to their mother and dad “when it comes to parenthood”. The focus of her parents at the moment influenced her decision to endure her eldest daughter Mila, a mobile phone.
“He’s in the sixth grade. Many children in their class yes, but we’re waiting for it,” Today Host shared. “But that’s why he knows how to go to people and say – I’m glad,” If you need me, go to the store and have my number. “”
Jenna still has kind memories of her parents to “make joy” during her and Barbar’s childhood, such as George, 78 years old, running along her when she rode a couple, which planned the birthday celebrations “hunting” for the two.
“They have tried to make the world creative and magical for us. And when you are really small, the world is magical,” she said. “So both parents are part of their children’s life, but also parents get baby energy, postpone their phones and see what they see because it’s cheerful and it’s fun.”
Jenna continued: “Yes, parents can show children the magic of the world, but also, and most importantly, parents can see some magic through the eyes of their children. And this is in a world that feels like it may sometimes be dark and difficult, so fun to choose the type of fun that comes through your children’s eyes.”
This report served as an inspiration for Jenna and Barbara with a new children’s book, I loved you firstWhich emphasizes the love between parents and their children. Barbara said Our The book serves as a “love letter” and Jenn’s children and their parents from whom the book is devoted to.
“What (“) better than thinking about a book that encourages you to tell your child how meaningful and how much do you love them every night before bedtime? “Barbara said.” That was really the reason we wrote it, as an apology, to constantly tell our own children how grateful we were for them and how they see the world and how they are like them. “
Barbara continued to note that when parents read I loved you firstHe hopes that “he feels so about his own children, and maybe he also thinks of his parents as we have been inspired and thought about how our parents gave us the world in many ways.”
I loved you The first is now available.
With the report of Christina Garibaldi
