10 curious rules that the children of some celebrities must follow

Some psychologists have divided parenting styles into four types: neglectful, permissive, authoritarian, and democratic. According to research, the democratic (also called “authoritative”) approach is most likely to raise independent and “socially competent” children. However, regardless of the style, it is clear that parents want the best for their children, after all, parenting is a personal journey where fathers and mothers build their own set of rules according to their beliefs and the context in which they live. .

O awesome.club is very interested in the different disciplinary approaches when it comes to raising a child. Thinking about it, we bring the rules that the children of some celebrities must follow.

Although she is one of the most successful actresses in Hollywood, Julia Roberts revealed that her three children don’t watch many movies or TV shows, especially her own. On this subject, the actress said the following: “We are very strict with time in front of the screen at home”. And she added: “We’ll find the right time to share all of this together, but it probably won’t be two weeks from now.”

Once, the “queen of pop” revealed that her eldest daughter was still too young to date: “No boys for Lourdes until she is 18”. However, it seems that this is not the only rule Madonna has created regarding her children’s education. She admitted to being a disciplinarian and added: “Television at night, ultra-processed food and messes are not tolerated in my house.”

The couple has a 7-year-old daughter and a 5-year-old son and confessed that they don’t like to spoil them with too many gifts. The actress opened up about this decision and said: “Until now, we have maintained a tradition of not giving gifts to children. Last year when we celebrated Christmas and we didn’t give them anything. The gifts were given by the grandparents”. But Mila explained: “The child ends up not appreciating the gifts. She just wants to know about winning more and more things”.

The American actress and TV presenter has a daughter and two sons with her husband. The eldest confessed that his parents were stricter with him compared to his younger brothers. However, there is an undisputed rule that the middle daughter must follow: wait until she is 18 to make her Instagram public.

The American actress admitted that her children can watch movies, but the same does not apply to TV. Of this, she said, “In movies, I feel like there’s a beginning, a middle, and an end. That is, there is a clear story. I think it’s different from putting a child in front of the television, because on TV there is no end”. And the actress completed by saying she was against her children using cell phones: “My goal is that they have neither computers nor cell phones until at least the 8th grade”.

The actress, who is also a mother of two, has a curious rule about television. She admitted that her son and daughter cannot watch television in English: “I only let them watch TV in French or Spanish.” In addition, Gwyneth said that she always buys magazines for her children when she is in France.

The actress revealed that she started toilet training her son at the age of 6 months. About this, she gave the following explanation: “In the same way that babies let us know when they need to eat or when they are tired, they tell us when they need to go to the bathroom”. And she added: “It’s the most natural thing in the world.” She admitted that this approach is good for our planet: “You save a lot of money on diapers, you don’t spend time on tidying up, and you end up helping the Earth!”

The actress revealed that some Disney films are forbidden for her daughter, mainly because she does not agree with the message they send to the girls. She explained that Cinderella “is about waiting for a rich man to rescue her. No, this is wrong!” The Little Mermaid is another movie she doesn’t fully agree with. About him, the actress said: “The songs are great, but don’t give up your voice for a man. Turn on!”

The star is the mother of a boy and a girl and has a very strict rule regarding the use of iPads. Jennifer said that her children “can’t use their iPads or play video games during the week because of school.” She explained that “Sunday Funday” is the only day of the week they can use their devices, on the condition that they “get good grades in school”.

When he was still married to Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt made the following revelation: “Our names were blocked on all the children’s computers”. He explained that his three sons and three daughters cannot Google their parents and added: “I don’t want to become dependent on what other people think about us.”

Do you agree with the rules on this list? Do you have a very specific rule that has always worked with your kids? Tell in the comments.