Ashton And Mila's Weird House Rule #AshtonKutcher #MilaKunis #Relationship

Would you have a open door policy in your home?

[lydiapicano]

Bathroom doors shouldn't be kept open especially with children.

[daybyday]

The bathroom door having to be opened reminds me of jodie hildenberg and rosy franke.. everyone needs privacy while using the restroom..most celebs are so weird....

[onceagain]

"Kunis has implemented some unexpected rules she never expected" 😮

[paulan]

keeping every door in the house, open all the time, including the bathroom, doors teachers, their children, that they don’t have the right to privacy, which leaves them highly susceptible to being taken advantage of by predators, but then again, their parents hang out with predators

[vtixtnf]

Very weird couple. They both supported a SA Danny Masterson who was convicted and now serving 30 years to Life in prison.

[annem]

Creepy the kids can't close the door to use the toilet. Forcing BOUNDARIES‼️‼️‼️

[michaelmcnally]

It sounds like a culture thing, like a Russian Jewish norm.

[reneecarr]

Thats just wrong. Kids need some level of privacy. Especially girls. We literally can bleed to the floor its embarrassing. I would have called cps if i cant shit the bathroom door i have to have it shut or i panic. Those poor kids.

[Monica]

Rules that had to be made in my grandchildren’s homes. 1) Dinosaurs do not belong in the house, only outside. 2) Same with transforming robots of any kind 3) invisible unicorns are not allowed to jump in the house

[girleyreds-]

Yeah growing up in th he 80s-90s if no friends were over not uncommon just pee with the door open

[basaboney]

That's because they know!! Those who know understand

[amyisafoxfull]

Extremely worrying. As a family solicitor, if I read this in an application or brief social services would immediately be involved. But celebrities do what they like eh, and we will praise them for kt !

[kaylasimpson]

You shouldn’t bathe newborns everyday this is standard

[mollienixx]

I’m not down with the no washing, but is it like every other day?! Maybe! Hell…I don’t know! Take a shower, dude!

[tonyshetter]

It's their children they can raise them the way they see fit

[nwxctky]

Hope that changes when they're teens.

[WomanRoaring]

my son is 2, i haven't showered or used the toilet without being interrupted by him, my hubby or my cats since he was born. when my son was a new born, maybe a month old, my hubby and i were exhausted, no family or friends around where we live and it was middle of covid so we were alone. one day he asked, when was the last time we gave him a bath. neither of us could remember. he got fresh clothes for day and pjs so it wasn't smelly but we literally couldn't remember, 1 maybe 2 weeks. we started marking it down on an app the doc had suggested when we were in the hospital when he was born, we'd used it mostly to keep track of bowel movements but then we used it for bathing. now that hes older its a little easier because he loves baths but the first 3 months were a blur

[poisonivyheart]

We were not allowed to lock 🔒 doors in my home growing up so I guess it’s just one step closer lol! However.. If they have tweens or teenagers, i don’t feel making them leave the bathroom door open is appropriate! Each to their own!!

[annem]

WILMER has a very bad reputation at Telemundo if you have any contacts there

[BigDaddyJones]

Open door doesn't mean no door just no locks which is a norm.