Trump Reveals Four Parenting Rules for All Children

President Donald Trump shared his four golden rules of parenting in a recent interview on the New York Post's podcast "Pod Force One," emphasizing no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes, and a mild discouragement of tattoos. These rules stem from his personal family experience, notably the struggles of his late brother Fred Trump Jr. with alcoholism. Trump expressed pride in all five of his children, highlighting the accomplishments of his eldest children and especially praising his youngest, Barron, who recently completed his freshman year at New York University. Barron's choice of NYU was influenced by a desire to be near his late grandmother, Melania Trump's mother, who passed away in early 2024. Trump also mentioned advising Barron about the political leanings of some professors at the school and noted Barron's role in encouraging him to engage with younger audiences during the 2024 campaign. Throughout the interview, Trump described his children as smart and capable, with potential futures in politics.