Kylie Kelce may just have a solid game plan when it comes to her kids and tablets.
“We are not opposed to screen time in our house,” Kelce, 32, shared on the Thursday, February 27, episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast. “I really do my best to limit it but not in a strict way.”
For Kylie, who is raising Wyatt, 5, Ellie, 3, and Bennett, 2, with husband Jason Kelce, she has a strategy for how much content her kids watch at certain times.
“I will pretend that I set a timer and I will tell them, ‘One more,’” she explained. “If my task that I was trying to complete is not finished, I will say, ‘You guys were so well behaved, I’ll let you watch one more.’”
The podcast host, who is expecting her fourth baby girl later this year, explained that her daughters have tablets that are to be used mostly on airplanes and “very rarely in the house.”
“They are not allowed to touch phones,” she continued. “That has been a rule from the very beginning. Occasionally, they will borrow someone’s phone and take pictures. Wyatt is really into taking selfies right now. Dad’s really thrilled about that one.”
In a fun segment of the podcast titled the “Screen Time Awards,” Kylie decided to share a glimpse into the movies “that dominate our life” in the Kelce house.
While The Grinch is a film that always helps the kids stop crying, Disney’s Encanto has the best music from a family-friendly film.
As for the best movie to play on an iPad while on an airplane, it had to go to the 2012 animated film Wreck-It Ralph.
“There’s always some degree when they’re younger of thinking that Ralph is like dad, which we love,” Kylie joked. “He’s a softie but a strong man. I see the correlation.”
Speaking of dad, Jason, 37, made the mistake of putting on a movie in front of the kids that may have been a little too mature for their innocent eyes.
When naming the winner of the “Are You F—ing Kidding Me Jason, They Can’t Watch This” award, Kylie recalled the moment the former NFL player put on the 2022 film RRR.
“If you haven’t seen it, proceed with caution,” she said when teasing the historical action drama film. “Do not put it on with kids in the room. The opening scene alone is enough to have me ask my husband, ‘Are you f—ing kidding me?’”
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