Kim Kardashian's son causes chaos as she's left with no option but to shut down his socials

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Kim Kardashian was left with no option this fall than to shut down her son’s socials. The mom of four talks through the challenges she faces as her kids are growing up appearing on one of her bestie’s podcasts, What In The Winkler?!.

The Kardashians star tells one of her ‘Lifers’, Zoe Winkler, how she’s “basically raising four kids by herself” and details how carpool can totally stress her out as she takes her kids to school every day. “It’s really important to me,” she explains, adding how it’s their “bonding time,” speaking on Zoe’s podcast.

Kim was ‘mortified’ by Saint’s move

Dishing the latest in her life on an episode of What In The Winkler?! this fall, Kim shares how she has to “give herself grace” in some scenarios, like “when your kid says a bad word.”

As well as the “madness” of carpool, Kim is dealing with her son, Saint West, going rogue on social media. With a whopping 359 million followers, we could see why that could be a bit stressful.

Kim explains: “I get mortified when, like, Saint took my phone today and posted… my publicist is writing me like ‘This is what you’re posting on election day?’ and I was like ‘It’s a kid. He has no idea.'”

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Saint had posted a video related to the election and Kim adds: “I took his account down just because he has to ask me before every post and he just started a Fortnite account. You gotta give yourself grace.”

Kim is here for her kids ‘working it out for themselves’

While Kim’s best friend, Zoe, explains how she always wants to make everything better for her kids, the Kardashians star gives her parenting take.

Zoe’s not keen on “letting her kids make mistakes,” but Kim chimes in: “Really?… Sometimes I like when kids work it out themselves…”

“Sometimes we have to intervene, like that situation where I had to intervene…” she giggles.

However, she says she “sometimes doesn’t make things a big enough deal,” before telling another anecdote where “one of her kids was upset about something to do with their phone.”

“I was like then you just don’t get it, it was tears the entire way to school and I just… if I don’t put my foot down, as uncomfortable as it is, the lesson won’t be learned. Today, same thing, no tears, respected the fact there was no phone,” she adds.