With more children than adults in the family, how do the Kardashians keep their little ones in check? By laying out very strict and focused rules, of course. Here are 21 rules that all the new Kardashian kids have to follow.
1. They Are Not Allowed To Hear Or Say The Word "Fat".
The word "fat" is banned from the Kardashian kids' vocabulary. Kris let slip to Kourtney, "Do you think I look fat?" and Kourtney snapped back, "Don’t use that word in front of my daughter, please." This rule is aimed at promoting a positive body image and self-esteem from a young age.
2. They Are Allowed Hair Extensions At Just 3-Years-Old.
When Penelope was just 3-years-old, she got waist-length hair extensions. Auntie Khloe shared photos of their matching braids on Instagram. The family faced backlash for this, but they believe in allowing the children to express themselves through their appearance, even at a young age.
3. They Are Bribed With Candy To Do Modeling Jobs.
Kim revealed she bribes North with candy during fashion shoots to ensure she behaves. She also bribes her with makeup to go to school. This method helps manage their children's behavior in high-pressure situations while keeping them motivated and happy.
.4. They Can Have Their Own Reality Show Just Like Dream.
Dream Kardashian might be less than 18 months old, but she is already in talks to star in her own reality show, thanks to her mother, Blac Chyna. The Kardashians believe in capitalizing on their children's fame from a young age, ensuring they stay in the spotlight.
5. The Kids Must Have Their Own Separate Bodyguards.
Each Kardashian child has their own individual security guard to ensure their safety. This change came after Kim's robbery in Paris, highlighting the importance of personal security for the family.
6. They Will Spend Most Of Their Time Within The Gated Community.
The Kardashian kids will spend the majority of their childhood within the gated area of Hidden Hills, California. This ensures they are protected from paparazzi and fans, providing a secure and private environment.
.7. They Are Expected To "Co-Sleep" And Share A Family Bed
Kourtney believes in co-sleeping with her children, explaining that it helps everyone get a better sleep. This practice fosters a strong family bond and provides comfort to the children during the night.
8. Only Gifts From Luxury Designers Will Be Accepted.
The Kardashian kids receive luxury gifts from designers such as Givenchy and Stella McCartney. They also have their own glam squad to ensure they are always photo-ready, reflecting the family's high-fashion lifestyle.
.9. The One Color They Must Avoid Wearing Is Pink
Kanye West has a strict rule against their daughter North wearing pink, believing it's cliché for women to wear the color. This reflects Kanye's influence on the family's fashion choices and his desire to avoid traditional gender stereotypes.
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10. There Is A Deal Between The Parents And The Paparazzi
The Kardashians have a deal with the paparazzi where they tip them off about their whereabouts and get a cut of the money from the photos. This arrangement allows them to control their public image while monetizing their fame.
11. Busy Schedules Mean The Kids Have To Share Birthday Parties.
To save space in their busy schedules, the Kardashian kids often have joint birthday parties. This allows the family to celebrate together while managing their numerous commitments.
12. No Matter What, Their Birthday Parties Have To Be HUGE.
The Kardashian kids' birthday parties are extravagant, with North's first birthday being a full-scale festival named 'Kidchella.' These grand celebrations reflect the family's wealth and status, creating memorable experiences for the children.
.13. They Live In L.A. So A Passion For Driving Is A Must - But Don't Ask The Family For Lessons
Despite the family's many car-related mishaps, the Kardashian kids will need to develop a passion for driving. Living in car-centric Los Angeles makes driving a necessary skill, although the kids might seek lessons from professional instructors rather than their accident-prone family members.
14. They Can't Appear On KUWTK With Their Nannies (But Can Go On Holiday With Them).
The Kardashian kids' nannies are not allowed to appear on KUWTK but can accompany the kids on holiday. This rule helps maintain the illusion of hands-on parenting while acknowledging the support the nannies provide.
15. They Can Skip School If They Are Filming KUWTK.
Education is secondary to shooting KUWTK, with some kids even being homeschooled to accommodate filming schedules. This prioritization ensures the show continues to be a success, keeping the family in the public eye.
16. The Kids Must Be Kept On A Strict Gluten & Dairy-Free Diet.
Kourtney has introduced a strict gluten and dairy-free diet for her children, which the rest of the family has adopted. This diet aims to promote better health and behavior, reflecting the family's focus on wellness.
17. Scott Has Banned Penelope From Wearing A Bikini.
Scott Disick has a rule against his daughter Penelope wearing bikinis. This reflects his desire to protect his daughter and maintain a sense of modesty, despite the family's otherwise liberal approach to fashion.
18. Everyone They Come In Contact With Must Sign A Strict Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Everyone close to the Kardashian kids must sign a nondisclosure agreement to prevent leaks. This rule protects the family's privacy and ensures control over their public image.
19. Their Names Must Be Kept "Short And Easy To Spell".
Khloe revealed that the kids' names should be "short, easy-to-spell, one-syllable" to maintain the Kardashian brand. This approach ensures the children's names are memorable and marketable.
20. Prince George Is The Idol They Will Have To Look Up To.
The Kardashian kids look up to Prince George for style inspiration. His traditional and well-groomed appearance sets a standard for the Kardashian children, reflecting the family's desire for their kids to be seen as well-dressed and respectable.
21. "Screen Time" Is Limited To A Strict 30 Minutes A Day.
Kourtney limits her kids' screen time to 30 minutes a day during the week and an hour on weekends to reduce their dependence on technology. This rule promotes healthier habits and ensures the children engage in more productive activities.
