Here are some things Denise said during his interview for the magazine, which is already in major U.S. newsstands.
On the hair of the boys: "Hair is a real battlefield. My kids are my type of hair, and always likes to say. Thick and Curly, thanks to my Italian heritage.
For some reason, every teenager likes to try something crazy with your hair. Let it grow so long that you can not see his eyes or ironing. Sometimes they put too much gel llegandp comb to resemble a porcupine.
Every mother goes through a time when you want to attack your child's hair with a comb and shears. Must be resisted. You have to choose your battles. The hair is not so important. What matters is what lies beneath it. "
On the musical talents of the JoBros: "The most valuable thing a parent can do is feed your kids 'gifts'. Does your daughter wants to play softball? Find a team. Is your child loves to sing? Listen.
Our kids grew up surrounded by music. My husband (Kevin), is an amazing singer and songwriter. He was the pastor and worship leader at our church, as well as boys learned all their songs.
Nick was the earliest musical. Three years later, he walked around the house asking, 'Did you hear that? Do you hear the music? '. It was so out with some songs.
One day, when he was eight, I heard a lady in the room where my hair cut. "That kid should be on Broadway," he said. She introduced us to a manager and soon Nick was playing six nights a week on shows like 'Les Miserables' and' Beauty and the Beast. "
It was not easy to send to people who do not know, so that her father had usually to New York from our home in New Jersey. I was worried. But I knew I had to help Nick to believe in itself. He learned more about music and performance of what we could teach and met children who shared his passion. Me? I have learned to rely on the gifts God had given Nick and help him develop his talent. "
