""Well, a part of it. We did something that hasn't happened in 11 years," Savannah said. "Both of our kids went to sleepaway camp for three weeks. No kids, no nothing. It was amazing and so quiet. At first, we were like, 'Should we go out to dinner? Should we do this or that?' And we did that for a couple days. And then we started getting in bed at 6:30 to watch TV and read.""
""He loved being an only child," she said. "And he actually was so well-behaved, and I told my girls that. I was like, 'Hal has gone through a major transformation without you guys here. He was excellent,'" she said. "And Mila goes, 'Maybe we're the problem.'""
""I didn't realize it until she said it. Sometimes our kids just lead us in the right direction," she said."
Jenna Bush Hager and Savannah Guthrie each sent multiple children to sleepaway camp, creating significant changes in household routines. Savannah had both of her children away for three weeks and described a quiet, relaxed period with early bedtimes and spontaneous dinners that reminded her of dating days. Jenna sent two daughters away while youngest son Hal stayed home and markedly improved in behavior when alone, prompting his sisters to joke they might be the problem. Both hosts noticed shifts in family dynamics and gained fresh perspectives on their children's behavior during the separation.
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