Gina Bush Hajar, Barbara Bush “aspires” to the parents like their mother and their father

Gina Bush Hajar and Barbara BushParents and motherhood patterns have been severely affected by their parents, George WW Bush and Laura Bush.

“I would like to say that it was somewhat, such as, paternity and motherhood in the 1980s and 1990s,” said Barbara, 43, exclusively. US weekly Her childhood, Gina’s childhood with the former president and the first lady. ))

Barbara told the raising of their children in a world where they are exposed to technology more than ever we Her twin sister works to “simulate” their parents as “as possible.” “The world is completely different. I aspire to be this type of parents in this world.”

Barbara, her 3 -year -old daughter, Kora Georgia, and her 7 -month -old son, Edward, shares with her husband, Craig Quinn. Gina, 43, a mother of three children, her children, Mila, 11, poppy, 9, Hal, 5, with her husband, shares her husband. Henry Hajar.

Gina agreed to her sister’s comments, saying we They are “very similar” to their mother and father “when it comes to parenting and motherhood.” The effect of her parents focused on living at the present time to her decision to stop giving her her older daughter, Mila, a mobile phone.

“It is in the sixth grade. Many children are on her class, but we are waiting for that.” today Host subscriber. “But she knows how to go up to people and say – I love,” if you need me, go to a store and have my number. “

Gina still has wonderful memories of her parents “creating joy” during her childhood and Barbara’s childhood, such as George, 78, and she is walking alongside her while riding her bike to the spouses who are planning the “hunt” parties of the two.

“They tried to make the world creative and magic for us. And when you are really young, the world is magic,” she said. “So, both parents are part of the lives of their children, but also parents get energy for children, put their phones and see what they see because it is happy and enjoyable.”

Gina continued, “Yes, parents can show children the magic of the world, but also, and perhaps more importantly, parents can see through their children’s eyes some magic. This is in a world that seems to be sometimes dark, difficult and difficult, it is very fun for choosing this kind of fun by seeing the world through the eyes of your children.”

This message was an inspiration behind the new Jenna and Parbra book for children, I loved you firstWhich highlights love between parents and their children. I told Barbara we The book is a “love message” for its children and the children of Gina, as well as their parents, who devote the last book.

“What (what) is better than thinking about a book that encourages you to tell your son how significantly and how much do you like them every night before bed?” Barbara said. “This was the reason that we wrote it, as an excuse to continue to inform our children of our gratitude to them and how they see the world and how they themselves.”

Barbara continued to notice that when the parents read I loved you firstShe hopes to “feel this way towards their children, and they may also think about their parents the way we inspire us now, and think about how to give us our parents in many ways.”

I loved you The first is now available.

With the reports of Christina Garibaldi