Kristin Cavallari explains why her children still sleep in their bed

Kristin Cavallari It’s wearing a lot of hats, but Mom’s number one.

During her episode on Tuesday “Let’s be honest“Podcast, Mom of Three – parting Camdena, 13, Jakon, 11 and Sailora, 9, with her ex-husband, Jai Cutler – opened about the challenges of Motherhood and explained why her children still sleep in her bed.

“(Jakon) was the easiest work and delivery on the planet and was a really difficult baby” Cavallari, 38He said. “Maybe, maybe it was a space that was just like,” We’ll make the wind, because next eight years he will be really hard. “And I love my little strong, but man, he was really a hard baby and was hard until he was about eight years.”

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Kristin Cavallari opened about the challenges of motherhood. (Getty Images / Kristin Cavallari Instagram)

“This child also always had FOOM (fear of disappearing). Even when he was small, I mean, only a 30-minute announced,” Cavallari continued. “Cavallari continued. “Thirty minutes on the point. This child is no matter what we are, nothing was important. This child took only 30-minute, and I would like” Oh my God, please. ” Please “.”

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Kristin Cavallari says that his 11-year-old son, Jakon, still slept in his bed once a week. (Instagram Kristin Cavallari)

“Once Jakon could walk so good, say, when he realized,” Oh, wait, she added it, “once he could walk out of this bed, I wasn’t kidding, guys – every night for four years, I’m not kidding. Every night four years. “

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Now, Cavallari saidShe let Jakon and her youngest, Sailor, sleep in her bed one night a week.

Kristin Cavallari shares three children with a former husband, Jay Cutler. (Instagram Kristin Cavallari)

“I let him sleep with me. Now one night a week,” Cavallari admitted. “So when school began, I said Jakon and Sailor, guys get one night a week with me.”

“It’s a problem in the morning, because I get up in front of them, and then I have to be so quiet in my bathroom, like brushing my teeth and brushing and dressed,” she explained. “I want to be able to have the freedom to move around my room and get dressed in the morning without worrying about awakening someone.”

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