6 celebrities that allow your children to swear

Instead of telling their children that the curse is outside the limits, there are some parents that allow it to happen, giving their little freedom to express themselves as they want.

It turns out that even a few famous parents have admitted that the curse is not a taboo subject in their home … and they are not sweating one or two jurors when their children become expressive with their language.

Discover why these celebrities allow your children to curse …

Dax Shepard And his wife, Kristen BellHe doesn’t care if his two children, Lincoln, 12, and Delta, 10, use words of curse from time to time. Dax explained that he knows he curses in front of his children and believes they should be able to do the same when they are at home.

“I swear completely in front of my children,” Dax said in an episode of his Sillon expert podcast. “They are allowed to swear, not with impunity, but when asked, and land it, and it is in the house and not in a restaurant, it is fine. My defense is, I only told the girls, such as, ‘hey, these are noises that leave your mouth, and you assign what they mean for you.”

Kristen before saying The couple usually “does not react” when their children will curse, pointing out that, as parents, “they are not very good to really edit.”

Hilary Duff He admits that he doesn’t care when his daughter Banks curse. When the girl was three years old, she picked up the word “bitch” and Hilary said she and her husband Matthew Koma thought she was quite fun at that time.

“We believe it’s funny when Banks says ‘bitch’. She says: ‘Goodbye bitch’, and I love it,” Hilary once told Bustle. “She heard me tell my friend once she left the house. I was like ‘goodbye b*tch’, and [Banks] It was like, goodbye b*tch ‘. It’s funny. I would lie if I said I didn’t love him. “

In 2018, Chris Pratt He revealed that his son Jack curses, but only when they are on fishing trips. Looking back, Chris explained that it was a rule that he also had as a child, so he also wanted to share it with his son. Jack ended up taking full advantage of the rule on a trip when he was attacked by a spine on a bass, calling the fish an “F — and” F — and “.

“I had this rule with my old man and I have it with my son, which is when you are fishing you can swear. They are just the boys; go ahead and release,” Chris said about The Graham Norton show.

Kieran Culkin It is true that he curses quite frequently, so his daughter unfortunately also ended up obtaining the habit. Looking back, Kieran says he remembers using the word “FK” and his daughter suddenly asked him what he meant.

“I felt that I had two or three options there,” he said in The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “Do what I just did, ignore it and then give it a peach to f-, which is what I did. Then my instinct was, that it was simply laughing, but that encourages it. Then there is the thing of” good parenting “, that it would be to roll and explain that this is a bad word that dad said and that you and that you.”

Kieran opted not to tell him that he could not say it because he felt that he would then keep him “in the camera at all times” and think: “‘I can drop an FK at any time and ruin your day.”

Amber rose He says that his children will never get into trouble swearing. When her son Sebastian was only five years old, she shared that she allowed her to curse at home, so when she accidentally hurts, she feels that she could drop a bomb F.

“I let my son curse in the house because it is a form of expression … children like to curse. I say when it is appropriate and not say it in school. That’s all,” said Amber said Us Weekly.

Blake Lively He admits that he used to let his daughter James Curse, but it was just because it was an accident. When James was learning to speak, Blake says the girl pronounced “sitting” like “ST”, so he ended up letting him pass.

“She says ‘shump’ to jump, ‘shtand’ for stand, and if he wants to sit down, it’s ‘s-t’,” Blake said about The Tonight Show In 2016. “She says: ‘Hello, St! Eat st with me!'”