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"I would say it was like '80 and' 90's lassez-fire parenting," Barbara, 43, said exclusively Our weekly About her and Jenner childhood with the former president and the first woman. "Our parents were very surrounded, but we had a lot of freedom to play and explore outside of our surroundings, and only one out and obviously, safe way. But it was before the cell phone and all of us were now before the constant connection and communication."

Barbara said Ours That he and his twin sister are working to "imitate" as much as they can. " He explained, "Now the world is absolutely different. I want to be that kind of father -in -law on this world."

Barbara shared her 3 -year -old daughter Cora Georgia and 7 -month -old son Edward with her husband, Craig CoinThe Jenna, 43, Mother of three, her kids mila, 11, poppy, 9, and 5, shared with her husband, Henry HagarThe

Jenna agreed to her sister's comments Ours When they talk about parents they "quite similar" with their mother and father. His father -in -law, Mila, who focused on survival at the moment, influenced the decision to retain a cellphone.

"He is in the sixth grade. Lots of his grade kids, but we are waiting for it," the Today Shared the host. "But so, he knows how to go to the people - I like - 'If you need me to go to a store and you have my number.'

Jenner still has the memory of "making joy" in her and Barbara's childhood, as George ran by her by 78 -year -old when she rode her bike on the couple's "Scavenzer Hunt" birthday party for the couple.

"They tried to make the world creative and magical for us and and and and when you were really little, the world is magical," he said. "So, both of them their parents are part of their children's lives, but it also gains the strength of the children, leaving their phones and what it looks like because it's fun" and it's fun ""

Jenna continued, "Yes, parents can show the children's magic, but perhaps more important things are that parents can see some of their kids 'eyes and it is in a world that seems like it is sometimes dark and hard and hard, just to choose this kind of fun coming through the world' through the eyes"

This message has served as an inspiration behind Jenna and Barbara's new children's books, I love you firstWhich brings love between parents and their children. Barbara said Ours The book acts as a "love letter" for their parents as well as Jenner kids, in which the book is dedicated.

"Key ('s) than to think about a book that encourages you to tell your baby how meaningful and how much they love them every night before bed?" Barbara Dr. "That's why we wrote this is what our own kids are grateful to them and how they look at the world and how they are as excuses to say how they are themselves"

Barbara went to note when parents read I love you firstHe hopes "They feel about their own children and think about how our parents gave us the world in many ways that they were now inspired by their own parents."

I love you First available now.

Including reporting by Christina Garibaldi