Kylie Kelce, who shares four daughters with husband Jason Kelce, summed up her children, and every mother will relate to it. She sat down with Ilona Maher and her sisters to discuss whether the birth order theory is real or not. Later, she described her own daughters in the order and their relatability in the best way possible.
Kylie Kelce describes daughters in the stereotypical birth order and it’s too relatable
In a new clip from an episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, Kylie Kelce asked the Maher sisters whether they believe in the stereotypes associated with birth order. The sisters admitted they did and went on to explain how each of them fit the stereotypes of the oldest, middle, and youngest child.
When asked if her own daughters had started displaying those qualities, Kelce revealed that they did. “Our oldest is very type A. She wants to do things by the book, by the rules,” she said of her oldest daughter, Wyatt, who is six years old. “She wants to make sure that she keeps everyone in line. That’s the most important part. Like they might not be other people’s rules that people are abiding by. They might be her rules that people are abiding by.”
Describing her second daughter, five-year-old Elliott, she noted, “Our second bananagrams, just absolutely bananas. […] She’s our sweetest by far. But I will tell you we go out and she is: ‘Hi. Hey, how you doing? Can I pet that dog? Can I pet your dog?’ And I’m like that. She got my energy on that one.”
When it came to her third daughter, three-year-old Bennett, Kelce seemed to struggle a bit. Ultimately, she said, “She’s a little nutty. In the best way. She’s independent. She knows what she wants. She’s going to tell you what she wants. If she can’t get it, she’s going to finagle it in some way to then get it.”
She further revealed that the “jury’s still out” on her youngest daughter. That said, one-year-old Finn has recently discovered screaming. The mother of four shared that Finn screams whenever someone tells her “no,” leaving her older sisters scrambling to get her to stop as quickly as possible.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on Momtastic.
