Jamie Oliver wants his children to 'struggle as much as possible'. The 49-year-old chef — who has Poppy, 22, Daisy, 21, Petal, 15, Buddy, 13, and seven-year-old River with wife Jools — has spoken about his difficulties with ADHD and dyslexia but he believes it is important to face challenges throughout life.
Jamie Oliver wants his children to "struggle as much as possible".Jamie Oliver wants his children to "struggle as much as possible".
He told Psychologies magazine: "Confidence, worry and anxiety are all part of a cauldron of emotions that challenge us."But, as you get older, a tension that makes you do your best work. "And I know it's easier said than done. But if you try, it's about being glass half-full most of the time and hopefully having friends around you that will catch you on the not-so-good days."
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