Photo: Kourtney Kardashian/Instagram; Getty Images
Reign Disickgot a very special visit from the tooth fairy Friday night.Kourtney Kardashian, who shares the 6-year-old with exScott Disick, documented her elaborate set up for son Reign on her Instagram Story, first sharing a video of his bed covered in shimmering “fairy dust.““The tooth fairy came and left some fairy dust,” she captioned the clip, which showed her son sleeping soundly.Next, theKeeping Up with the Kardashiansstar showed off her elaborate “fairy garden,” which included a fairy-sized door and a mailbox filled with notes for Reign.“Her little fairy garden with fairy door and fairy mailbox,” Kourtney, 42, wrote atop the clip, before sharing the contents of the tooth fairy’s “letters.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Kourtney Kardashian/InstagramKourtney Kardashian/Instagram"Reign, I’m too tiny to bring a toy. Use this $ to pick one you love. Happy flying,” read the pair of notes, signed “Tooth Fairy.““Only the tooth fairy has the key to the fairy door,” Kourtney captioned one last shot of the adorable fairy garden.In addition to Reign, the Poosh founder shares sonMason, 11, and daughterPenelope, 8½, with Scott, 38.Kourtney Kardashian/InstagramEarlier this week, she opened up about how sheincludes the three kids in her self-care routine.“Including my kids in my self-care is really helpful, because as a mom I just feel so guilty if I was like ‘Guys, I’m gonna close my door and I’m gonna get a massage,’ you know,” she said while chatting withMiranda Kerrin anewVogue Parisvideo. “My kids, actually, they love getting massages, too. So we put on a good movie, we all go in my bedroom, turn on the fireplace, and take turns getting massages.“Elsewhere in the conversation, Kourtney mentioned that “mom guilt” is “so real and it never goes away.““Even when I’m in therapy, I’ll talk about parenting advice, too, with my therapist, which I feel is so helpful sometimes, just to get a second opinion,” she said. “I’m big on therapy, so I’ll do a weekly therapy, even if I feel like nothing’s going on.”
Reign Disickgot a very special visit from the tooth fairy Friday night.
Kourtney Kardashian, who shares the 6-year-old with exScott Disick, documented her elaborate set up for son Reign on her Instagram Story, first sharing a video of his bed covered in shimmering “fairy dust.”
“The tooth fairy came and left some fairy dust,” she captioned the clip, which showed her son sleeping soundly.
Next, theKeeping Up with the Kardashiansstar showed off her elaborate “fairy garden,” which included a fairy-sized door and a mailbox filled with notes for Reign.
“Her little fairy garden with fairy door and fairy mailbox,” Kourtney, 42, wrote atop the clip, before sharing the contents of the tooth fairy’s “letters.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Kourtney Kardashian/Instagram
“Reign, I’m too tiny to bring a toy. Use this $ to pick one you love. Happy flying,” read the pair of notes, signed “Tooth Fairy.”
“Only the tooth fairy has the key to the fairy door,” Kourtney captioned one last shot of the adorable fairy garden.
In addition to Reign, the Poosh founder shares sonMason, 11, and daughterPenelope, 8½, with Scott, 38.
Earlier this week, she opened up about how sheincludes the three kids in her self-care routine.
“Including my kids in my self-care is really helpful, because as a mom I just feel so guilty if I was like ‘Guys, I’m gonna close my door and I’m gonna get a massage,’ you know,” she said while chatting withMiranda Kerrin anewVogue Parisvideo. “My kids, actually, they love getting massages, too. So we put on a good movie, we all go in my bedroom, turn on the fireplace, and take turns getting massages.”
Elsewhere in the conversation, Kourtney mentioned that “mom guilt” is “so real and it never goes away.”
“Even when I’m in therapy, I’ll talk about parenting advice, too, with my therapist, which I feel is so helpful sometimes, just to get a second opinion,” she said. “I’m big on therapy, so I’ll do a weekly therapy, even if I feel like nothing’s going on.”
source: people.com
