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Jenna Bush HagerMila’s daughter shows a gift from her father -cu, former President George W. Bush.
“Gift from Jefe! She loves!” Bush Hager, 43, a shared photo header by Instagram story On Sunday, April 13, which included Mila, 11, holding a painting of her pet cat from her father -cu, which the grandchildren call lovingly “Jefe.”
Along with Mila, Bush Hager shares Poppy’s children, 9, and Hal, 5, with her husband Henry Hager. During a recent chapter of the Today Show, Bush Hager Reflected on being a parent and sharing a revelation he had a few years ago about parenting.
“We had always had a Halloween with our family and family friends. “At first, I was like, ‘Wait – what? Like, how dare you.’”
But after taking a step back, he realized, “I’m not going to be the memories of all my children … we should make our children feel confident that they can go and be people themselves.”
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By the kindness of Jenna Bush Hager/InstagramTalk altogether with Weekly US In March the Today Host shared how her parents, George, 78, and former woman first Laura bushinfluenced her and her sister Barbara’s bushParenting styles itself.
“I’d say it’s kind of, like, parenting laissez-faire of the ’80s and’ 90s,” said Barbara, 43, Us. “Our parents were around right, but we had a lot of freedom in playing outside and exploring our neighborhood and only kind of being out in a safe way, obviously.
Jenna agreed with her sister, saying Us That the focus of her parents is currently on living as part of what influenced her decision to hold off on giving Mila a mobile phone.
Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images Hoda Kotb was in her feelings listening to a sweet story that Jenna Bush Hager shared for her late father -cu. On Wednesday, June 5, a chapter today with Hoda & Jenna, Bush Hager, 42, reminiscing tearfully about “an evening I spent with my grandmother” not long before he died. “He could (…)
“She’s in the sixth grade. Many children in her degree do, but we stay on that,” Jenna shared. “But so, she knows how to go up to people and say – I’m like, ‘If you need you, go into a shop and you have my number.’”
But that’s not the only thing her parents taught her for raising children.
“They tried to make the world creative and enchanting for us,” said Jenna. “And when you’re very small, the world is enchanting. So both parents are part of their children’s lives, but also parents get children’s energy, put their phones down and see what they see because it’s really funny and it’s fun.”
