Kim Kardashian interviews Kylie Jenner about becoming a mom
Kylie Jenner was interviewed by her big sis Kim Kardashian West about how she's adapting to the challenges of early motherhood. In an interview for the Evening Standard, Kim put questions to her younger sister about how she's finding this new chapter of her life as a mum to baby Stormi.
"The early stages of motherhood are challenging. How have you gotten through it?" asked Kim.
Kylie said that becoming a mother has been "the opposite" of challenging for her. "I feel like it’s just been so amazing, and so much fun," says Kylie. "I’m learning so much more about myself and life, and it’s been such a great experience.
She even enjoys changing nappies. "I actually enjoy changing diapers. It’s really satisfying. To make her clean again," Kylie said.
That's not to say it's been a walk in the park for Kylie, though. "Of course there’s hard times and stuff… even in the beginning, just not sleeping, the nights, like, baby blues… and all the ups and downs," Kylie told Kim.
Kylie says she thinks about Stormi all the time and wishes she could come with her everywhere, adding that as soon as she's old enough, she plans to bring her daughter everywhere with her.
She feels that becoming a mom hasn't changed her, though.
"Everyone says you change completely when you become a mom, but I really feel the same, just better. So I don’t know what really has completely changed my world, besides her, of course," says Kylie. "But I feel like it’s only gotten better."
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