Kylie Kelce Struggles with This Parenting Dilemma: 'Don't Come for Me'

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• Kylie Kelce revealed her daughters call their parents to wipe them after they go poop

• The mother of four detailed her parenting struggles on the Thursday, June 12, episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast

• Kylie also shared a hilarious story about her 2-year-old daughter Bennett using the struggle to her advantage

Kylie Kelce is going through a very relatable parenting problem.

On the Thursday, June 12, episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast, the mother of four recalled a viral moment from her husband Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast last week where their 4-year-old daughter Elliotte Ray loudly shouted, “I’m all done pooping!”

“Can someone tell me when you're supposed to stop wiping your kids' butts?” pondered Kylie, 33. “I could be about to get dragged on the Internet … all the moms out there, can you tell me so that we can sort of add them all up and get the average of when we should stop wiping their butts specifically for poop? Okay? Don't come for me."

Noting that she doesn’t trust her young children — including daughters Wyatt Elizabeth, 5½, Elliotte, and Bennett Llewellyn, 2 — to properly wipe and wash their hands, Kylie shared that she taught her kids to call for them when they’re doing going No. 2.

“That's the soundtrack of my life right there,” she said of the call. “This happens probably anywhere from two times minimum, six times maximum a day. It is legitimately something that I hear in my — I was gonna say dreams, but let's be honest, that's a nightmare.”

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Kylie joked that she and Jason, 37, would “start passing the blame back like a fun little game,” when it came down to which parent had to be the wiper.

“They just yell for anyone that they were previously with or that they know is in the middle of something,” Kylie said of her kids. “That's usually the one they ask for: the person who's in the middle of a task. My favorite is when they do it while I'm rolling meatballs.”

The couple’s second-youngest daughter, Bennett, requires “full assistance on the potty,” with Kylie noting that the little girl “wants you to sit on the edge of the tub and have a full-blown conversation with her.”

“Then if you try to leave the bathroom, she'll go, ‘I'm all done. I'm not all done. I'm all done. I'm not all done,' " Kylie continued of the tactic.

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Kylie, who welcomed fourth daughter Finnley Anne at the end of March, also described a recent exchange she had with Bennett, which proved she’s not quite ready to be wiping her own butt.

“I stood at the sink to wash my hands after I helped her wash her hands, and I turned to look at her in the hallway, and she was actively wiping her butt with her dress that we were about to put back on,” Kylie said of her toddler. “And so I told her, 'We can't put the dress back on. You just wiped it up your butt. You literally flossed your butt crack.' "

However, Benny tried to use the situation to her advantage.

“Now this goes in the list of ways that Benny is convinced she will get a new princess dress throughout the day because we've limited her to one princess dress a day,” Kylie said.

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