Drew Barrymore Reveals Reason She's Not Ready for Her Kids to Have Phones: 'Going to Become the Parent I Needed'

Drew Barrymore.Photo:Taylor Hill/FilmMagic Taylor Hill/FilmMagic Drew Barrymoreis opening up about her thoughts on letting her daughters have cellphones and sharing how her own upbringing has impacted her feelings. On Friday, Aug. 30, the actress, 49, shared a lengthy post onInstagramtitled “Phone Home,” in which she discussed her childhood experience with “no guardrails” and how she’s providing more guidelines for her daughters Olive, 12, and Frankie, 10, whom she shares with ex Will Kopelman – especially when it comes to having a phone.

Drew Barrymore Reveals to Jimmy Fallon That She 'Kept the Dirt' from Their 2005 FilmFever Pitchas the Stars Reunite

Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon in ‘Fever Pitch’ in 2005.Photo:20th Century Fox/Kobal/Shutterstock 20th Century Fox/Kobal/Shutterstock Drew BarrymoreandJimmy Fallonare sharing more about how their movieFever Pitchwas originally supposed to end. In a preview clip for the Oct. 10 episode ofThe Drew Barrymore Show, the actress, 49, andThe Tonight Showhost, 50, reminisce about the movie’s original ending and their experiences filming during the World Series. However, in the original ending, Barrymore reveals that the Red Sox were supposed to lose since they hadn’t won in real life in 86 years.

Drew Barrymore Says It Was Often 'Impossible' for Her to Get to Sleep — This Was Her ‘Game-Changer’ (Exclusive)

Drew Barrymore.Photo:Jennifer Livingston Jennifer Livingston Drew Barrymoreknows it can be difficult to get a good night’s sleep. “Being a mom, businesswoman, and someone whose mind is constantly racing, it can feel not just challenging but impossible,” she tells PEOPLE. “I used to toss and turn throughout the night or stay up staring at the ceiling, unable to fall asleep.” She adds, “More recently, I’ve become a bit of a hot sleeper (thanks, hormones), which really affects how well I sleep and whether I can make it throughout the night without waking up.

Drew Barrymore Says50 First DatesWas Originally a 'Drama Set in Seattle' — with a Different Ending (and Title!)

Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler in50 First Dates(2004).Photo:Columbia/Kobal/Shutterstock Columbia/Kobal/Shutterstock 50 First Datescould have looked a lot different.AsDrew Barrymorerevealed earlier this week on her eponymous daytime talk show, her 2004 romantic comedy costarringAdam Sandlerwas not only originally titled50 First Kisses, but also was “a drama set in Seattle.“But as fans know, the movie that ended up coming to fruition took place in Hawaii and starred Barrymore, 49, as Lucy, a woman with consistent short-term memory loss who falls in love with a marine veterinarian named Henry (Sandler, 57) and vice versa.

Drew Barrymore Takes on Fall Decor with Her Latest Walmart Drop — Lamps, Rugs, and More Start at $10

Photo:Walmart (4) Walmart (4) Pumpkins, leaves, and sheaves of wheat aren’t the only way to set the stage for autumn, and Barrymore’s showing us a more demure approach to welcoming the season: transitional decor full of earthy warmth, glints of gold, and cozy textures. We’ve rounded up our favorite fall-themed finds fromher Walmart-exclusive Beautiful linebelow, and you can shoplamps,throws,wall decor, and more from just $10. Round Ornate Gold Mirror Walmart