Kristin Cavallari’s son Jaxon, 11, and daughter Saylor, 9, still sleep in her bed

Kristin Cavallari still co-sleeps with her kids.

The “Very Cavallari” alum explained on her “Let’s Be Honest” podcast Tuesday why son Jaxon, 11, and daughter Saylor, 9, spend the night in her room “one night a week.”

While the little ones previously were in the reality star’s bed “every other night … for awhile,” she “can’t do” that now that the school year has begun.

Despite “enjoy[ing]” their presence, Cavallari celebrated “finally hav[ing] time” for herself.

“Yes, I have every other weekend, but I also need a minute to myself!” the “Laguna Beach” alum, who shares her kids with ex-husband Jay Cutler, noted.

However, Cavallari has “a problem” in the morning because she wakes up before Jaxon and Saylor.

“I have to be so quiet in my bathroom, like, brushing my teeth, washing my face and getting dressed,” she told listeners. “I want to be able to have the freedom to move about my room and get dressed in the morning without worrying about waking someone up.”

Many Reddit users praised Cavallari for “normalizing” co-sleeping with her confession.

“This isn’t strange,” one fan wrote. “Let them stay little. Childhood goes by so quickly and adulthood sucks.”

Cavallari noted that Jaxon has been consistently coming into her bed since he realized at 1 that he could “get out of his bed” and join her.

Although the Uncommon James creator “did and tried everything,” Jaxon slept with his mom “every single night for four years” until he eventually moved into a room with his now-13-year-old brother, Camden.

The pre-teen has “always had FOMO,” Cavallari quipped.

She broke down her “brutal” birth and postpartum experiences with all three kids elsewhere in the episode, from feeling like she was “ripping in half” to hiring a night nurse.

Cavallari and Cutler, 42, have been co-parenting Camden, Jaxon and Saylor since their 2020 split.

The “Hills” alum recently gave an update on the former couple’s current custody agreement.

“I did have my kids full time for awhile and now I have them except for every other weekend,” she said in June, choosing not to “get into the reasoning or the legality of it.”

Cavallari had hinted at a “change” in their arrangement last October, the same month Cutler was arrested for DUI and gun possession.

Page Six confirmed Tuesday that the retired NFL player, who is engaged to Samantha Robertson, struck a plea deal.

The ex-athlete has been sentenced to four days in jail, forfeiture of the weapon, a revoked license, a $350 fine and one year of supervised probation and regular random drug tests.