Kelly StaffordThanks to Kelly’s own mother, it’s a hot topic for middle school students in Georgia.
Leslie HallStafford’s mom is a physical education teacher whose responsibilities include guiding her sex lessons.
“She will talk to her middle school students [her] daughter, Jenny Stafford, 36, said on her The Moert podcast Thursday, July 24: “I’m in middle school, guys. On the days we left – because I’m going to go to private schools, she teaches in public schools – I’ll come to her school and people will say, “We’ve heard of you in sex classes, how are your period?” ””
Stafford, wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew StaffordHer mom would tell her students: “Kelly is just a comparison [her sister] Jenny. ”
“I’ve never developed it, mom!” Kelly recalled. “What are you talking about?”
Even now, Kelly told stories about those middle school days that still returned to bothering her.
“To this day, there are still people coming to me, like, ‘Your mom is my sex teacher’,” she explained. “I thought, ‘Have you heard about my period?’ They were like, ‘Of course it did. ””
Kelly added: “But you have to love her. You have to love her.”
Nevertheless, Kelly insists that she won’t focus on her mother’s blueprint when it comes to her parenting style.
“When my kids really start their time, we won’t talk about it,” Kelly said. “But you might know…I might have bags.” [under my eyes]I may be a disaster. I don’t know what I should do. I’m already struggling and they haven’t even started yet. ”
Kelly and Matthew share four daughters: twins Sawyer and Chandler,8, hunter6, then Taylor,5.
The podcast host frankly admits that she hasn’t felt like the best mom lately because her daughter “has no idea how to use the money.”
After attending Robin Thicke’s wedding over the weekend, Kelly Stafford returns home only to find herself at her breakout point. Stafford, 36, and her husband, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford were present when he married his wife April Love Geary in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Friday, May 30. […]
“Listen, it’s not good. Bad parenting,” Kelly said. “I’m my parenting job. That’s on me.”
Kelly also said her daughters were unable to tie up football cleats recently, confusing her.
“We’ve realized that I’m sure there are parents like this when you have a lot of them [kids] She’s together, or you have a lot of kids, and you don’t have time to let them figure out S ***. We were like, “Hey girl, let your cleats take the football.” This was the football camp two weeks ago. They put them on and looked at us with unmatched shoes. ”
Kelly continued, “I thought, ‘What are you doing?’ They were like, ‘Will you tie them up? “I thought, “You are eight years old, why can’t you tie them up?” “They’re like, “We really don’t know how to tie cleats. “I said, “This is the same as tennis shoes, what are you talking about?” ”
