Hilaria Baldwin is the kind of mother who believes that structure helps children thrive. But she is the first to admit that she and her husband Alec Baldwin relax the rules during the coronavirus pandemic.
“I learned to let myself go a little bit,” Hilaria told TODAY Parents, with Alec next to her. “I was always very anti-any app or any electronic device. I was like ‘Just pencil and paper! Everything must be practical! “And in the end I have now realized that I have to go with the flow with their generation.”
So I downloaded a lot of apps. I have Osmo, which is great, ”she continued, explaining that if her kids do a certain amount of“ pencil and paperwork, ”they can play with an app or an iPad afterward. even left daughter Carmen, 6, FaceTime friends ‘like a teenager’.
Earlier this week, the couple, with their four children – Carmen, Rafael, 4, Leonardo, 3, and Romeo, aged 22 – sitting in their Hamptons home, told radio host Howard Stern that they are dealing with the terrifying aspects of COVID-19- virus for their children.
“We are not talking about the scary stuff, ”Hilaria, 36, explained. “They know there is a virus and it’s called corona … But my kids are very small. As long as mom and dad are okay and we’re not afraid of it, they’re okay.
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