In true Tannerito style, Sweetin has a close bond with her kids.
“We have fun together,” Sweetin shared withTodayin 2023.
“They trust me.
We have a really open relationship.
I’m really grateful for that.”
Unlike their mom, neither Beatrix nor Zoie got a start in Hollywood at an early age.
And if her girls ultimately never get into show business?
Sweetin would be on board with that, too.
You find your thing and whatever makes you happy and I’ll support you in that."
Herpin was Sweetin’s second husband.
Shortly before her first daughter was born, Sweetin opened up about how excited she was about motherhood.
she wrote in a 2008 blog post (viaPeople).
“It is a power I never dreamed I would feel.”
When Beatrix was born in 2010, her parents expressed their family’s joy in a statement toPeople.
“And we can’t wait for her big sister Zoie to meet her.”
On that same note, Sweetin gives herself grace when it comes to being a mom.
“I have honest conversations with them about what social media really is that it’s not real.
It’s edited,” she toldTodayin 2019.
No wonder her daughter’s fan.
In 2021, Sweetin and Zoie recorded their own version of the Linda and Heather theme song trend forTikTok.
The list goes on.
Sweetin does use social media, but she’s also apprehensive about letting her daughters do the same.
“I’m really instilling in them the fact that social media is not real life.
That same year, Sweetin dished to Today that her eldest, Zoie, did get an Instagram account.
Naturally, Sweetin keeps tabs on her daughter’s IG.
“I have no patience for any sort of cyberbullying,” she said.
“People want to raise mini versions of themselves.
“They have a very good sense of self,” she said.
“I learn that from them all the time.
This is not the first time the “Hollywood Darlings” actor has mentioned Zoie’s love of sports.
“Starting the day off with my little soccer star and the first game of the season!!”
And soccer isn’t the only sport that’s piqued Sweetin’s family’s interest.
Sounds like a home run.
Alas, the girls are relatively unfazed by their mom’s legacy as a sitcom star.
They’re not really that impressed.”
“My kids know that I’m sober,” she told Today in 2019.
“They know that I don’t drink.
Her ability to have grown-up conversations with her children has fostered an environment of openness and honesty.
Even before her daughters were born, the star knew what she wanted for them.
“I had to learn to just be comfortable in my own skin.
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“My younger one loves performing and singing and doing all that kind of stuff,” she said.
“We’ve put her in some after-school drama classes and things like that.
If she wants to do it professionally, I would totally support them in that.
But I don’t know if that’ll happen now.”
Sweetin knows the grit and determination needed tomake it as a child star.
“This is a business where you have to be willing to give everything,” Sweetin told Today.
“Bea pretends that she has her own YouTube channel,” Sweetin toldPeoplein a 2016 interview.
I’m like, ‘What are you doing?'”
“I didn’t get those skills until I was in my 30s.
“My girls have good boundaries; they stand up for themselves and speak their minds.”
The actor encourages this behavior because she sees how truly valuable it is.
“My daughters have very firm boundaries, and they are so wonderfully expressive in who they are.
I give them the freedom to be that,” she said.
A brilliant way to raise young people, right?
Naturally, her podcast keeps it real about the ups and downs of parenting.
However, that’s not to say it’s always smooth sailing in her household.
I’m sorry.'”
“They’re so excited to stand up there with me,” Sweetin toldPeoplein 2022.
So, they’ve been very much a part of it.”
And Sweetin has nothing but praise for the new man in their life.
“He steps up and steps in for them all the time.
The driving them back and forth, whether it’s soccer games or these plays … “She’s your twin.
So beautiful,” podcaster Molly McAleer wrote and she was not the only one who felt that way.
She’s your little twin!
Happy bday Bea!!!”
wrote video creator Kelly Rizzo.
“Legit thought this first picture was a throwback of YOU!
Happy birthday gorgeous bea!”
And the list goes on.
“[B]oth of my girls have my smile and all that,” she told Today.
