The "My Life Would Suck Without You" hitmaker, who has three-year-old daughter River Rose and 18-month-old son Remington Alexander with husband Brandon Blackstock, says she teaches her kids to stand up for themselves, reported People magazine.
"I said, 'You tell mommy if somebody does anything inappropriate. You stand up for yourself. Even from a young age, I think you should instill that people, your children, should always stand up for themselves or speak out when something is wrong.
"I think if we start it at that young age, and you start molding people and growing to these very elevated individuals that help elevate society. It's a really crucial time when you have children right now," says Clarkson, 35.
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