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Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has candidly spoken out on being a parent in a tweet shared with her 427,000 Twitter followers.The Location, Location, Location star revealed “one of her greatest regrets” when educating her two sons - Bay Atlas and Oscar Hercules.Kirstie admitted that saying “no, thanks” to doing homework with Bay and Oscar led to “struggling” with tasks.She wrote: “I have always said that one of my greatest regrets as a parent was not saying ‘No, Thanks’ to homework.“We should have focussed on reading/listening to stories together.“Not struggling with things in separate corners.”1609639Some Twitter users replied to the TV star’s post recounting their points of view and struggles when it came to teaching their children.Northernstock2 said: “I used to refuse my kids doing homework.“Children should, if taught well, be able to do their work within the school day.“As adults, when we go to work, you clock on and off.

Kirstie Allsopp is no stranger to sharing her thoughts and hasn't held back as she slammed "preposterous" parents who decide to let their kids use smartphones.The presenter hit the headlines back in 2018 when she explained that during a family holiday in Devon, she smashed her children's iPads after they spent too much time on them.Kirstie, 50, who has two sons, Bay Atlas and Oscar Hercules with her partner Ben Anderson has not held back in her latest newspaper column about the use of smartphones.The presenter claimed she was recently left speechless after discovering that one-third of children are given their first phone by the age of six.Recent figures released by Ofcom have now revealed that by 11, 90 per cent of children own a mobile and almost every child owns their own phone by 15.Writing in the Mail on Sunday, Kirstie said: "It hit a nerve, the report is truly disturbing before adding that her kids were not allowed a phone until they turned 13.The Location, Location, Location presenter went on to add: "I have huge sympathy for every parent waging a war against smartphones.