Bre Tiesi Shares Her Plans For Her Son Legendary's Education

Bre Tiesi is already planning the future of her seven-month-old child, Legendary Love Cannon. She revealed her plans for her son via an Instagram update.

Tiesi shared a video on her Instagram Story that extensively talked about homeschooling and also informed fans of her desire to ensure her son passes through that method of teaching.

The social media influencer seems to have mapped out the educational trajectory for her son, Legendary.

Taking to her Instagram Story, Tiesi posted a minute TikTok video featuring Youtuber and real estate mogul Ryan Pineda. 

The successful entrepreneur who donned a black hoodie and sat in a studio room gave his two cents about the idea of homeschooling.  Adding a caption to the video that read, "Why You Should Homeschool your kids 🏠," he gave several solid reasons why he has chosen to homeschool his kids.

He began by saying, "Recently, we have made the decision that we're going to homeschool our kids. My son is about to be four years old, and my daughter is two and a half."

Outlining his reasons for making the decision, he further said, "One reason is that we want the flexibility as a family, to go travel and be in different places. I don't really want the school system telling me when I can and can't take my kids somewhere."

Moving on to the second reason, he touched on what children are being taught in school, saying, "Just what the schools are teaching these days. Obviously, the left-wing media and agenda has taken over a lot of the school system."

Revealing that he didn't agree with most of the things being taught at schools, he declared, saying, "They're going to learn a lot more by being with me at work and with my family than they're in the school system."

Stating his third reason, he said, "I think homeschooling, self-learning, and online education is going to explode in the next 10 years. I don't think it's going to be weird anymore if someone is homeschooled. I think it's going to be a pretty normal choice that people make."

Using himself as an example, he believed that people would rather learn something from his teachings or online than opt to go to college. He rounded up his video by asking people to share their thoughts about the idea of homeschooling. 

Wholeheartedly agreeing with what Pineda said, Tiesi added a caption to the video that read, "My exact feels.., I will 100% be homeschooling."

The mom of one who is new to the parenting journey seems to have hacked the technicalities of being a mom and has had a blissful experience thus far. 

Per The Blast, the "Selling Sunset" star took to her Instagram Story days ago and shared how she felt about her son gaining independence after learning how to sleep in his crib without the loving embrace of his mother.

Opening up about her feelings, she explained in the caption, writing, "My baby is officially a big boy. This is the second night going to sleep in his crib. I'm so proud, yet I'm so sad we won't be cuddling till he falls asleep in my arms every single night."

She further added, writing, "Being a mom is so beautiful and so hard at the same time. Currently crying over a glass of wine, thinking how fast it's all going by." 

Looking at the bright side, she concluded, "But my son is healthy and happy, and being so easy on mommy, making this choice is almost a no-brainer. As a mom, you only want what's best, and only YOU know what that is. Any moms looking for a sign and struggling, here it is."

The former model has a lot to be excited about as her son is growing up so fast and hitting the necessary milestones. 

Earlier this year, Tiesi shared a precious moment she had with her son on her Instagram Story. She posted a video revealing the mother and son duo wearing matching cream-colored hoodies paired with sweatpants.

In the short clip, the seven-month-old struggled to say the words that sounded like "mama," to which Tiesi repeated the words after him.

Clearly impressed with her son's accomplishment, the proud mama had a joyful look and commended her son, saying, "Good job," in the video.