Suri? was breastfed and nursed on a mixture of barley water, milk and corn syrup which Hubbard advocated as being healthier than formula and breast milk.
She is not required to?attend?Scientology?classes because she?still?young. However, she?is not allowed to be around non-believers.?Her nannies are even scientologists. ?Tom doesn?t like associating with people who aren?t Scientologists,? says an insider.
Suri, doesn’t here the “no” word a lot because it is not positive. ?It?s all about being positive and supportive,? says the couple?s friend (Hubbard advised parents to ?try to be the child?s friend.?) As for discipline, one former church member tells? that Scientologists do not scold their children, but instead explain that bad behavior (like throwing a toy) is the ?wrong action.?
Cruise and Holmes, says their pal, are very lenient and do not like to give Suri too many rules: ?Suri pretty much does whatever she wants, whenever she wants. If she fusses before bed, they let her stay up later. If they want her to go swimming and she cries, they?ll take her out. If she whines about food, they?ll ask her what else she wants to eat. They always want to please her.?
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