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Kim Kardashian West was initially “stressing” about the impending arrival of her fourth child.
The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star and her rapper, husband Kanye West, will welcome a baby boy into the world in May – their second via surrogacy after daughter Chicago was born in January last year. Although Kardashian admitted it was harder going from having one child to two, she was feeling anxious about having a “house full” of kids.
However, she is comforted by the fact she’s heard that mothers of four are the most “calm” parents.
The 38-year-old reality star — who also has five-year-old daughter North West and son Saint West, three, with Kanye — told Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show,” “I was kind of stressing.
“My house is so full, [but] I heard that parents of four are the most enlightened and calm of all parents.”
On the most difficult adjustments to her brood, she added: “I felt the huge change – from one to two.
“That was harder than two to three.”
The KKW Beauty businesswoman also revealed that her eldest child, North, and her son Saint, are “finally” playing nice. Now she is set to become a mother again.
She said: “Saint and North are finally getting along.”
Kim previously revealed how North was struggling to take to having a younger brother.
She said: “She needs to still get it together and warm up and be a little bit nicer, but I think she’s getting there.
“I saw glimmers of hope a week ago.
“She’s not harmful, she’s not hurting him or anything. She just doesn’t want boys in her room.”
Kim confirmed her baby news on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” in January.
