Jules Sebastian joins PlayKids app to promote fun and educational entertainment for kids
Celebrity stylist Jules Sebastian is a TV host and blogger, and now she has signed on to help promote entertaining children’s education.
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Jules Sebastian is one busy mum, working as a celebrity stylist, TV host and blogger, and now she is signing on to help promote entertaining children’s education.
Jules and singer Guy Sebastian have two young boys, Hudson, 3 and Archer, 1. And although she juggles a number of roles, being a mum is Mrs Sebastian’s first priority.
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“Absolutely my first priority is the kids, nothing else is as important as my family. They come first for everything,” she said.
Mrs Sebastian has signed on as an ambassador for the children’s entertainment and educational app PlayKids. She had already downloaded it for Hudson before being asked to join the app.
“Hudson can watch all of his favourite shows, and there is a section of educational games, which even teaches him to clean his bedroom,” she said.
“The kids are always outside, we are an extremely active family. But there are moments in life where you can’t get outside on the trampoline.”
Mrs Sebastian counts the app as a lifesaver when travelling, but is undecided about taking the kids with her to Austria to support her husband, as Australia’s first entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest on May 23.
The couple, who were married in 2008, are building their dream home in Maroubra as a place to settle and raise their two young children.
They bought a five-bedroom home in November 2013 for $3.1 million, which they are knocking down and rebuilding after living in Clovelly and Bondi.
“This one is it, I have told Guy we are not moving anymore,” Mrs Sebastian said.
“We have moved quite a few times since we got married, it’s a nightmare.”
“I like it here, we live near the beach and Guy likes surfing, he is a bit of beach boy, and it’s good for the kids. Everyone here has got kids and dogs, and the people are very nice.”
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