Hilaria Baldwin’s Parenting Clapbacks Over the Years While Raising Her and Alec Baldwin’s Kids

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Hilaria Baldwin's Parenting Clapbacks Over the Years While Raising Her and Alec Baldwin's Kids

Standing her ground! Hilaria Baldwin has defended herself against Instagram trolls while raising her and Alec Baldwin’s kids. The Living Clearly Method author wed the actor in June 2012, and Alec was already the father of daughter Ireland with his ex-wife, Kim Basinger. The former yoga instructor has an “amazing dynamic” with her stepdaughter, she exclusively told Us Weekly in March 2020. “I never tried to be her mom,” Hilaria explained at the time. “I think that’s really important. We are just like girlfriends. Sometimes she calls me for advice. Sometimes I call her for advice. We’ve never had one bad moment our entire relationship. I think it’s a lot of me respecting boundaries." The Spain native added, "I say it to her all the time, that she’s just as important as my kids that I birthed. I think that’s very important as she went from being an only child for a really long time to all of a sudden having one of five.” The “Mom Brain” podcast cohost started her family with Alec in 2013 when their daughter, Carmen, arrived. The couple went on to welcome sons Rafael, Leonardo, Romeo and Eduardo. [jwplayer uRQdWqgE-zhNYySv2] While raising their five kids, Hilaria is teaching the little ones to outgrow “bad behavior.” She exclusively explained to Us in August 2020: "You want to be inside the situation and be present for them, but you want to be outside enough to give them the perspective of what's really going on. My goal is not to deal with my ego [or] force the: 'I’m so angry at you right now.’ … You have to give them a little bit of space.” The fitness guru went on to call her kids a “good team,” telling Us, "Anytime there is conflict, you’re never allowed to hurt anyone and you have to use your words. You can’t use mean words. You have to learn at a very young age to be a good problem solver." Keep scrolling to see how Hilaria has responded to the parenting police over the years, from breast-feeding to dressing her kids. [podcast_block]

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Hilaria Baldwin's Parenting Clapbacks Over the Years While Raising Her and Alec Baldwin's Kids

Standing her ground! Hilaria Baldwin has defended herself against Instagram trolls while raising her and Alec Baldwin’s kids. The Living Clearly Method author wed the actor in June 2012, and Alec was already the father of daughter Ireland with his ex-wife, Kim Basinger. The former yoga instructor has an “amazing dynamic” with her stepdaughter, she exclusively told Us Weekly in March 2020. “I never tried to be her mom,” Hilaria explained at the time. “I think that’s really important. We are just like girlfriends. Sometimes she calls me for advice. Sometimes I call her for advice. We’ve never had one bad moment our entire relationship. I think it’s a lot of me respecting boundaries." The Spain native added, "I say it to her all the time, that she’s just as important as my kids that I birthed. I think that’s very important as she went from being an only child for a really long time to all of a sudden having one of five.” The “Mom Brain” podcast cohost started her family with Alec in 2013 when their daughter, Carmen, arrived. The couple went on to welcome sons Rafael, Leonardo, Romeo and Eduardo. [jwplayer uRQdWqgE-zhNYySv2] While raising their five kids, Hilaria is teaching the little ones to outgrow “bad behavior.” She exclusively explained to Us in August 2020: "You want to be inside the situation and be present for them, but you want to be outside enough to give them the perspective of what's really going on. My goal is not to deal with my ego [or] force the: 'I’m so angry at you right now.’ … You have to give them a little bit of space.” The fitness guru went on to call her kids a “good team,” telling Us, "Anytime there is conflict, you’re never allowed to hurt anyone and you have to use your words. You can’t use mean words. You have to learn at a very young age to be a good problem solver." Keep scrolling to see how Hilaria has responded to the parenting police over the years, from breast-feeding to dressing her kids. [podcast_block]

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November 2021

“If anyone shames you for your kids not wearing a hat in the cold, invite them over to have them take a go at putting one on their heads,” Hilaria wrote via Instagram Stories in November 2021. “If anyone shames you for letting your kids play outside in the cold, let them come over and corral them inside. Because you know mama is freezing her ass off and would much prefer to be by the fire."

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July 2021

Hilaria clapped back at "sleuths" in her July 2021 Instagram Story, writing, "My skin is darker and my kids’ is lighter. Yes, they are mine. Trying to keep up with all these ideas. I have to say: you have quite a bit of time on your hands.”

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December 2020

"I am included in the inclusivity," Hilaria said in a December 2020 Instagram video after Instagram trolls bashed her postpartum body. "I do look a certain way. This is what I look like. I come from smaller people. I have been a fitness person my entire life. There you go. Period, end of story."

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October 2020

When an Instagram troll told Hilaria to "focus" on her kids and not her body after the fitness guru posted a workout video, she clapped back. "The kids and I went for a full hike today amongst many other super fun things," Hilaria wrote on her Instagram Story. "Now I breast-feed my baby as I write this to you.”

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October 2020

After the Yoga Vida creator was criticized for posting a picture in her underwear while one month postpartum, she wrote via Instagram: "I’m one of the biggest cheerleaders for body positivity and love. One thing you MUST know is that it comes in ALL different shapes and sizes, MINE INCLUDED. I don’t judge anyone’s body. … Should I hide because of my body? I don’t do anything wrong to be ashamed of my figure.”

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October 2020

Hilaria exclusively told Us that she doesn’t want Instagram users to “shame” her, explaining, "I’m working too hard. I am here trying to take care of my kids, trying to teach my kids, trying to take care of a new baby, trying to keep everybody in my hand on top of that. Do not shame me. Do not work-shame me.”

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September 2020

“I’m not interested in those opinions,” she wrote on her Instagram Story after sharing a photo of herself breast-feeding Eduardo. “Five kids in, we are happy, healthy, bonded, tired, busy, but blessed. The split second it takes to snap a pic or put it here, on our community that we have built for years, is something I enjoy."

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January 2020

"I can’t believe that when I post a photo of my kids with no jackets it starts such a controversy,” the New York City resident told her Instagram followers. "I think there are a few things we should consider before you worrying about my children with no coats seemingly RUINS your Monday.”

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May 2019

After posting a photo of Romeo swimming with his dad without a hat on, Hilaria clapped back on Instagram. "OF COURSE he has sunscreen on,” she wrote. "What is wrong with people that they expect the worst?”

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April 2019

Hilaria defended her decision to publicly share her miscarriage, writing via Instagram: "It’s something so many people deal with it, and as women we’re trained to deal with it silently. You’re definitely not supposed to say anything before 12 weeks. Some of that is because people are superstitious or that’s how they feel they’re gonna be stronger. A lot of it, for other people, is from fear. I don’t think that we have to live with such fear. For me, personally, it would be harder to do it silently. … Secrets are only scary when they’re secrets. Once you let the secret out, it’s not so scary anymore.”