Kylie Jenner reveals one parenting rule she follows to raise her children differently from Kim Kardashian

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA: Kylie Jenner, the 27-year-old influencer and mother to Stormi, 6, and Aire, 2, recently opened up about her parenting style, highlighting the differences between her approach and that of her sister, Kim Kardashian.

According to Marca, in a revealing interview, Kylie shared her thoughts on navigating the challenges of raising children in the era of social media, particularly regarding their online presence.

Kylie Jenner's cautious approach to social media for her kids

While Kim allows her children, North and Saint, to have a significant presence on platforms like TikTok and YouTube, Kylie takes a more cautious route.

"I don't want them to have their own social media accounts until they move out of the house," she allegedly declared.

This statement underscores her desire to protect her children from the pressures and scrutiny of the digital world for as long as possible.

Kim Kardashian's daughter North boasts an impressive following of 19.2 million on TikTok, and Saint has his own YouTube channel with thousands of subscribers.

In contrast, Kylie prefers to keep her kids offline, at least for now.

She expressed a commitment to ensuring that any content about her children comes directly from her or their father, Travis Scott, rather than allowing the kids to post on their own.

However, she acknowledged the challenges of keeping them completely disconnected from social media, mentioning that Stormi is already familiar with TikTok dances despite not having her account.

Kylie Jenner opens up about prioritizing family privacy

Beyond her children's online lives, Kylie Jenner reflected on her relationship with social media and the pressures that come with it. She candidly admitted that the constant demand to post content can be exhausting.

Kylie's life was much simpler before having kids, and she now feels a heightened pressure to maintain her relevance in the digital sphere.

Once more active on Instagram, she now prioritizes privacy for herself and her family.

Kylie also opened up about her personal struggles with postpartum depression, a condition she faced after the births of both her children.

In a previous interview with Vanity Fair Italy, she shared that while her experience was "more manageable" following Aire's birth, it was still a challenging journey.

Her advice to new mothers is to embrace each moment, even during the tough times, and to allow themselves to fully experience the emotional journey of motherhood.