Kim Kardashian Comes Clean About Parenting Fails, But Insists That When It Comes To Raising Kids, 'Everyone's Winging It'
Kim Kardashian isn't embarrassed to admit that parenting is anything but easy.
The reality star appeared in Ellen DeGeneres' digital Mom Confessions series, where she got candid about looking after her and Kanye West's four children, North, 8, Saint, 5, Chicago, 3, and Psalm, 2.
The segment kicked off with the makeup mogul answering the question, "What's a warning you'd give to someone about having kids?"
"It's not really a warning, but just maybe it'll calm you: everyone's winging it," she shared. "Just wing it. You'll figure it out."
The Skims founder added that "everything, parenting-wise, is on the fly."
Of course, that means mistakes are bound to be made, but the mom-of-four doesn't sweat it. "My biggest parenting fail is ... I give in too easily, sometimes. And bribes," she acknowledged. "I'm guilty of a good bribe."
Kardashian stayed candid when questioned, "What's a trait of yours your child has that you wish they didn't?"
"Maybe my love for makeup because they're too young," she responded. "But then I kind of like it and they're super creative and they do fun costume looks. Maybe my love for sweets."
It's no surprise that the lawyer-to-be was straightforward with her answers, as she believes honesty is the best policy when communicating with her tots.
"I really try not to lie my kids. I was doing that at the beginning, to try and get them out of the house or try to go to a playdate or things like that," she explained. "And I just realized, quickly, that it wasn't going to work for me and I'd rather be honest with my kids."
Her truthful demeanor is something her eldest daughter seems to have inherited, as the star revealed that whenever she and North get into a disagreement, the latter tells her mom, "Your house is so ugly — it's all white! Who lives like this?"
"It is kind of mean," Kardashian said. "Because I like my house."
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