Someone’s a good teacher! Kylie Jenner revealed her special tactics for getting her daughter, Stormi Webster, to speak so well at such a young age — and the advice she gave about her 20-month-old is totally doable for any mama hoping to help their baby with a verbal boost.
“How do [you] get Stormi to talk so darn well?” one fan inquired during the 22-year-old’s Instagram Q&A session on October 11.
“I talk to her like an adult [and] explain everything to her!!” the makeup mogul dished about her parenting style. “Even when she was too young to talk. They are little sponges.” She also revealed another trick she has found helpful: “Also flash cards!!”
It’s no surprise to see this type of question surface because Ky is always capturing her little girl’s sweetest verbal moments on the ‘gram. On September 14, the proud mom posted the cutest clip of little Storm following her mama’s lead and saying, “I love you!”
Not only did the brunette beauty dish on her parenting skills, but she also highlighted some rare details about her pregnancy with Stormi. Believe it or not, the baby’s current name wasn’t always Kylie’s first choice. “Rose,” she responded to a fan asking if she’d ever had other names in mind during the recent Q&A. “I still love that name …”
Plus, she revealed one of her strangest cravings — since we all know expecting mamas have a bunch. “Just a lot of Eggos and In-N-Out,” she wrote. “Eggos was weird because I never cared for them before.” Interesting!
She even dished on the whole postpartum “snap back” scenario that a lot of moms deal with after giving birth. “I snapped back pretty fast but it was never the same and still isn’t,” Kylie explained about trying to get her pre-baby body back. “Once I accepted the change my confidence came back. It just takes time.”
Needless to say, the KUWTK star’s Q&A was a super informative little look into her life as a mother. Things, of course, change with such a big step in life but judging by the answers to these Qs, Ky is still the same girl we know and love — just with a bit more wisdom.