Snoop Dogg has told new mother Jennifer Lopez to take things "one baby at a time".
The musician - who stars in reality show Father Hood with wife Shante and three children Corde, 13, Cordell, 10, and eight-year-old Cori - has advised Jennifer, who recently gave birth to twins with husband Marc Anthony, to take parenting slowly.
He said: "One baby at a time. She's going to have a good time with it. Babies are beautiful, especially having two at one time. I wish her luck, and that her babies remain safe and healthy."
Snoop also said his best advice for children would be for them to pay attention to their parents.
He added to OK! magazine: "Parents are teachers. These are people who have knowledge and wisdom and they're trying to pass it on to you. When they give you that, even if you don't like it or understand it - take it in for what it's worth because one day you'll hear that voice again and you'll be able to make a decision."
"You can say 'I'm going to do the right thing or the wrong thing, but at least I know what's right and what's wrong.'"
Source: HipHop-Elements.com
The musician - who stars in reality show Father Hood with wife Shante and three children Corde, 13, Cordell, 10, and eight-year-old Cori - has advised Jennifer, who recently gave birth to twins with husband Marc Anthony, to take parenting slowly.
He said: "One baby at a time. She's going to have a good time with it. Babies are beautiful, especially having two at one time. I wish her luck, and that her babies remain safe and healthy."
Snoop also said his best advice for children would be for them to pay attention to their parents.
He added to OK! magazine: "Parents are teachers. These are people who have knowledge and wisdom and they're trying to pass it on to you. When they give you that, even if you don't like it or understand it - take it in for what it's worth because one day you'll hear that voice again and you'll be able to make a decision."
"You can say 'I'm going to do the right thing or the wrong thing, but at least I know what's right and what's wrong.'"
Source: HipHop-Elements.com
