Outtakes From Kevin Federline’s Photo Shoot With The Boys

Back at the beginning of December People and Hello magazine featured an interview with Kevin Federline, Britney Spears‘ ex-husband. Now here are the outtakes from the photo shoot with the boys, Sean Preston and Jayden, and a little bit more of the interview that was included in the magazines.

On what the boys’ life is like with Kevin: Pretty much everything at my house is catered to the kids. In the dining room there’s a train we got them last Christmas that they can actually ride on. On one of their days off from preschool, I try to make sure I get them out of the house, to the zoo or the aquarium. I’ve been fortunate enough not to have the paparazzi follow us. If I let them swim in the pool all year round, they’d be in it every day. I try not to let them watch too much TV. Anything from SpongeBob to Sesame Street. Preston will also watch NASCAR. The kid wants to be a race-car driver. He gets in his car seat and says, “Daddy, go faster!” They’re really into cars, both of them. They also like to jump off the couches and try to land on a beanbag. They’re boys’ boys.

On what the boys’ personalities are like: Preston’s sensitive; his feelings get hurt real easy. He is the one that is always under my wing; he doesn’t want to go anywhere without Daddy. If his shirt gets dirty, he wants to change it. He’ll also tell you whether or not he’s going to wear an outfit you pick out for him. “No, I want those shoes, Dada.” And Jayden [laughs] — Jayden is a little terror. If Preston is picking on him — well, usually it’s not Preston that’s picking on him — he’ll just go and terrorize the whole house. For no reason at all.

On parenting: Britney is an awesome mom. That’s one thing I never really have to worry about. I’m strict when I have to be, playful when I have to be and sensitive when I have to be. I’ll make brownies or cookies with them. They love any kind of noodles.

Photo Source: BritneysBabies.com

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