Kim Kardashian’s Little Manipulators: How Her Kids Con Her into Getting What They Want!

Kim Kardashian, the reality TV star and entrepreneur, has revealed that her four kids – North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm – have mastered the art of manipulation, and she’s not immune to their charms!

In a recent interview, Kim shared that her little ones have developed clever tactics to get what they want from her, and it’s often a challenge to resist their demands. From puppy dog eyes to clever negotiations, Kim’s kids know exactly how to push her buttons and get their way.

Guilt Trips and Tantrums

Kim revealed that her kids often use guilt trips and tantrums to get what they want. “They’ll say things like, ‘Mommy, you never spend time with me!’ or ‘You always say no!'” Kim explained. “And then they’ll throw in a few tears for good measure. It’s hard to resist those little faces!”

Negotiation Tactics

But Kim’s kids aren’t just relying on emotional manipulation – they’re also learning negotiation tactics! “They’ll offer to do extra chores or behave extra well if I agree to get them something they want,” Kim said. “It’s impressive, really. They’re like little lawyers in training!”

Bribery and Pouting

And then there’s the classic bribery technique: “They’ll offer me a hug or a kiss if I say yes to something,” Kim revealed. “Or they’ll pout and sulk until I give in. It’s hard to resist those little faces and their sweet gestures!”

Kim’s Confession

Kim confessed that she often finds herself giving in to her kids’ demands, even when she knows she shouldn’t. “I’m a sucker for their charms,” she admitted. “But hey, being a mom is all about compromise, right?”

Raising Little Entrepreneurs

Despite the challenges of raising four little manipulators, Kim is proud of her kids’ resourcefulness and determination. “They’re learning important skills like negotiation and persuasion,” she said. “Who knows, maybe one day they’ll be running their own businesses!”

In the meantime, Kim will continue to navigate the ups and downs of parenting, trying to find a balance between giving in to her kids’ demands and teaching them valuable life lessons. As she said, “It’s all about finding that sweet spot – and trying not to get too manipulated along the way!”