RARE: Future 2x First Lady Melania speaks on Barron’s strict, academia centered TV schedule and early childhood education.

The ones that I allowed him to watch, it's very educational, and he's speaking already three languages. So I think it's very good for a young mind to have a TV, of course. You need to know what they could watch and what they cannot watch. But he's a very smart boy, and if he's watching even the news with me, what's going on around the world, he loves it. He's very interested. He asks many questions, and that's how their mind and their imagination works as well. Do you ever shelter the news? Because it can be a little bit, sometimes news is not so easy for even us to digest, like Haiti and stuff. Or is it a teaching? In one way, it's a teaching as well. If they catch in one way, if you watch it or adult watch it, and they come in the room and they catch what is on television, I think it is educational. You could tell him why that's happening, how the people live. You need to explain. I think more information you give children, better it is. Give them information at home so they are not surprised when they come out in the world.