Emma Willis says she won't stop son Ace from experimenting and expressing himself

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Parents place more emphasis on their children being honest and kind than anything else, according to research.A study of 1,000 mums and dads, of children aged up to seven, revealed the key attributes they’d most like their youngsters to develop as they grow up – with honesty, good manners and self-confidence coming out on top.A quarter aspire for their offspring to have a good comprehension of emotions, while half would like their children to learn the art of “being kind to others”.Loyalty, patience, and optimism were also among the traits to feature in the top 20 list parents hope their children will develop.In fact, 79 percent felt it's more important their little ones grow up with a good group of friends, than aspiring to be the next Prime Minister.Claudia Caron, from Thomas & Friends, which commissioned the research, said: “It’s really heart-warming to see how many mums and dads want their child to grow up being kind, honest and independent, over other traits.“It just goes to show that these attributes many take for granted aren’t a given, and are something people want to encourage their little ones to have.”The study also found, for 47 percent of those polled, it’s important their offspring has these attributes, with 58 percent believing it will set them up well for later life.It also emerged nurture trumps nature for 63 percent of mums and dads, as they admit to actively doing things to teach their children these important characteristics.While a quarter think soft skills, such as initiative and organisation, are much more important for children to learn at a young age compared to hard skills, such as reading and writing.Buying books for their children, reading books to educate themselves, and sending their child

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EMMA Willis shared a rare family snap of her three kids as she and husband Matt celebrated Mother's Day. The Voice presenter, 44, and Busted star, 37, are parents to 11-year-old Isabelle, Ace, nine, and Trixie, four.

Emma Willis tends to keep her family life private, but on Mother's Day, the doting mum melted hearts when she shared the most precious photo of her three children.The snap saw Emma cuddling up to all three kids whilst planting a kiss on her son Ace's forehead. "No place I'd rather be...

direct to your inboxThe Circle presenter Emma Willis has melted hearts with an adorable new photo of her children.The popular TV host shared a super-cute picture on Instagram of her husband Matt leading their kids in a salute for International Women's Day.The couple have three children Isabelle, 11, Ace, nine, and Trixie, four.The trio, all wearing colourful pyjamas, saluted back at their Busted musician dad, 37."Saluting all the women, and our little women, everywhere..." Emma, 44, captioned the photo.The compliments came pouring in from her followers.One praised Ace's 'own unique style.'And another said about Trixie's dinosaur PJs: "I see you have a little Dino fan!"My little girl is obsessed with dinosaurs and has those Dino pjs xx""Boom

Emma Willis said she will never stop her son Ace from wearing a pink crop-top after she spoke out against those who have criticised his dress sense.The 44-year-old The Voice presenter said she wants her little ones to express themselves however they want to.Speaking to The Sun, Emma talked about the idea of raising children as gender-neutral as she said "let kids explore".She told the publication: "I think it's a really individual, personal thing. You know, my son likes what he likes, and far be it for me to stop him expressing himself or experimenting however he likes with clothes."I see it as hair is hair, clothes are clothes and colour is colour.

Emma Willis has refused to stop her son from expressing himself after she was criticised for uploading a photo of him wearing a pink crop top.The 44 year old is mum to nine year old son Ace and daughters Isabelle, 11, and Trixie, four. Ace became the topic of online conversation last month when Emma shared an image of Ace with shoulder length blond hair, wearing a pink cropped top, ripped jeans and a pair of pink trainers.The Voice UK presenter Emma called Ace her "style icon" at the time, and has now spoken more about her decision to let Ace choose how he dresses.

Emma Willis has spoken out on the importance of allowing children to "experiment" and "express themselves" with their choice of clothes and hair.It comes after both she and husband Matt Willis were applauded after sharing a photo of their nine-year-old son Ace wearing a pink T-shirt and sporting longer hair.MORE: Emma Willis shares extremely rare snap of lookalike sistersWATCH: Emma and Matt Willis' kids play their part during funny Valentine's dinnerSpeaking with The Sun, the 44-year-old insisted that it is important to let children "explore" with their style.

Instagram in a pink crop top.The former Big Brother presenter was inundated with both support from fans, and criticism from some of the star's followers who didn't understand why Ace was dressed in pink.Speaking out about her children's wardrobe choices, Emma made it clear that what they want to wear is up to them.She said: "I think it's a really individual, personal thing."You know, my son likes what he likes, and far be it for me to stop him expressing himself or experimenting however he likes with clothes."Continuing to explain her stance on the matter, Emma revealed that she wasn't going to stop her son from choosing his own clothes.“I see it as hair is hair, clothes are clothes and colour is colour."And, you know, if my son wants to

ITS winners have struggled to find chart success but Emma Willis insists she marvels at the talent on display in The Voice UK. Though a household name with a string of telly hits on her presenting CV, Emma says she is “in awe” of the wannabes.

DOTING mum-of-three Emma Willis says she wants her little ones to express themselves however they want to. In an exclusive interview, the telly favourite, 44, spoke on the idea of raising children gender neutral - after her son Ace, aged nine, was pictured rocking a pink crop top and long, blonde tresses.

Emma Willis is one of our most favourite television presenters to watch on our screens. When she’s not hosting ITV’s The Voice or her new maternity documentary, she’s always got another project that she is working on behind-the-scenes.

Emma Willis has taken a trip down memory lane, reflecting on the moment she co-presented the 2017 BRIT Awards alongside Dermot O'Leary.On the four-year anniversary of the exciting career highlight on Monday, the TV presenter shared a series of behind-the-scenes photos - including one featuring both her sisters, Sharon and Rebecca Griffiths.MORE: Emma Willis professes love for husband Matt in hilarious selfieWATCH: Emma and Matt Willis unveil major home change"Post-show with my sisters," she simply wrote.