Jenna Bush HagerMila’s daughter is showing a gift from her grandfather, the former president George W. Bush.
“A gift from Jefe! She loves!” Bush Hager, 43, titled a photo shared through her Instagram story on Sunday, April 13, who presented Mila, 11, holding a painting of her pet cats from her grandfather, whom grandchildren “Jefe” loved.
Together with Mila, Bush Hager shares poppy children, 9, and hal, 5, with husband Henry Hager. During a last episode of today The show, Bush Hager reflected in being a parent and shared a discovery she had several years ago about raising children.
“We would always have Halloween with our friends and family friends. Mila, my daughter was like,” I want to go trick-or-treatment with other people, “Bush Hager recalled. “At first, I was like, ‘wait – what? How, how dare you.” “
But after taking a step back, she realized, “I won’t be in all the memories of my children … We have to make our children feel safe so they can go and be their people.”
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Jenna Bush Hager/Instagram courtesySpeaking exclusively with The weekly In March, today The host shared how her parents, George, 78 and former lady Laura Bushinfluenced her and her sister ShrubParenting styles.
“I would say it was a kind, like, the parents of Laissez-Faire of the 80s and ’90s,” said Barbara, 43, said we. “Our parents were very around, but we had a lot of freedom in playing out and exploring our neighborhood and just being out and around in a way, of course, safe. But it was in front of cell phones and before the constant connection and communication we all have now.”
Jenna agreed with her sister, saying we That her parents’ focus on living at the moment is part of what influenced her decision to keep away to give a cell phone to a cellphone.
Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images Hoda Kotb was in feeling hearing a sweet story Jenna Bush Hager shared for her late grandfather. On Wednesday, June 5, the episode of today with Hoda & Jenna, Bush Hager, 42, recalled with tears a “evening I spent with my grandfather” not long before he died. “He can (…)
“She’s in sixth grade. A lot of children in her class do, but we’re waiting for this,” ndu Jenna. “But, therefore, she knows how to go to people and say – I’m like,” If you need me, go to a store and you have my number. “”
But this is not the only thing her parents learned about raising children.
“They tried to make the creative and magical world for us,” Jenna said. “And when you are really a little, the world is magical. So both parents are part of their children’s lives, but there are also parents who receive children’s energy, lowering their phones and seeing what they see because it is funny and fun.”
