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Kelly Stafford convinced that taking weeds has improved her parenting – but sometimes she feels bad about eating one.
“Gummies is great,” Stafford, 36, declared a chapter on Monday, June 16, of it and Hank Winchester‘s “The morning after”Podcast.” Sometimes I feel that gummies make me a better parent. They calm me down. “
Kelly, who shares four girls with a husband Matthew StaffordNoted, “It’s like the glass of wine.”
His guest Hoover kit Unable to agree more, explaining that she calls it “patience glass” because “by the time you get to bed and bath, it makes you a better parent.”
Kelly, who ate half gummy toward the end of the podcast chapterHe thanked Hoover, 54, for his sincerity and support.
“I feel a little guilty in saying and it’s not like I’m doing it every night,” Kelly admitted. “Sometimes I’m like, ‘S ***, I’ve been a long day. I don’t want to tear my hair out or their hair out, so I’m going to add to a little gummy.’” ”
Hoover, who has three grown children, told Kelly that she should give herself a “break” and “don’t sweat that little stuff,” which is a similar message that Matthew, 37, has given his wife over the years.
Kelly revealed that Los Angeles Rams Quarterback He tells her constantly, “As long as they are in bed, are fed and happy and feel loved, who worries how they get there.”
She explained that Matthew was “right” with her choice to eat Gummy periodically. “He also knows when I go on one that can be rough for everyone and include it,” said Kelly with laughter.
Despite feeling better when she takes part in a few leisure weeds, Kelly admitted, “I feel a little guilt when I do.
Kelly concluded, “Some evenings I’m really mean, some nights I’m really nice. I feel it’s a good balance.”
Kelly and Matthew met at college and Tied the knot in April 2015. The couple welcomed their oldest daughters, the twins Chandler and Sawyer, in March 2017.
As Matthew continues to make his mark on the NFL – winning one Super Bowl with the Rams in 2022 – Kelly has made headlines for her and often controversial on a variety of subjects, including parenting.
During the June 5 episode of her podcast, Kelly admitted that she needed “breaks” from her children “just as everyone else does.” She noted her to hit her Cutting point after her 4 year old daughter Tyler insisted on the past few months that she sings “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” every night bedtime.
“I tell myself that it’s not going to ask forever,” said Kelly. “But I’m tired. It makes me so sad to say this, but even the extra 15 minutes with it, or 15 seconds, feels a long. Which is a horrific thing to say.”
He added, “I feel like a A horrible mother Because she will ask me to do one simple thing before putting it down. I will do it now once every four times. “
Kelly admitted, “I need to remember that she’s my baby and she’s still just 4 years old. I have to be better with her. And there’s a lot more patience. Because Matthew and I lose patience with that one. She doesn’t shut up.”
Kelly revealed that she and Matthew had to create a “rule” that Tyler could not “speak until she ate her lunch,” because she was such a chat box.
Kelly has discussed canceled before- and then moving on with – His twins’ birthday party after her “attitude” hid her and Matthew on celebration.