How Melania Trump Described Barron Before Son’s ‘Downgrade’ Move To White House

Melania Trump finds her son Barron calm.

President Donald Trump and Melania has one son, Barron. Just recently, it was revealed that Barron’s move to the White House was a “downgrade” for him because when they were still living at the Trump Tower, he had a whole floor for himself. Barron’s nursery had its own kitchen, living room and quarters for his nanny and Melania.

Although Barron has been raised in a prominent family who can give him whatever he wants, the first lady shared that her son was actually very calm when he was a baby. The FLOTUS proudly said in an interview in 2006 that her son is not a “crybaby.”

“He’s a very good baby. He’s not like a crybaby – he’s calm, and it’s fantastic,” she told People in a story titled “Billion Dollar Baby.” “Sometimes I just think, ‘Oh my God, this is my baby. I have a baby.’ There’s nothing like it.”

At present, the Trumps have been plagued with various controversies amid the president’s impeachment. At one point, the POTUS attacked Rep. Nancy Pelosi for the “great damage and hurt” that the impeachment process has inflicted upon the “wonderful and loving” members of the first family.

According to Melania’s spokesperson Stephanie Grisham, the FLOTUS is focused on her duties as Donald’s wife and Barron’s mom. Grisham even praised Melania for her strength.

“As always, Mrs. Trump is focused on being a mother and wife, and is busy serving our great nation,” Grisham told The Associated Press. “She is very strong, and after many years now, has become used to political harassment.”

Melania and Donald celebrated Christmas at the White House with their son Barron. They attended the annual midnight mass. According to reports, Donald and Melania have been doing it even before he became the president of the United States. They continue doing it each year since he took office

On Christmas Day, Donald proudly shared the increase in holiday retail sales up to 3.4 percent compared to last year on Twitter. The POTUS said that it was the biggest number in the U.S. history and wrote, “Congratulations America!”