AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian wants to make sure that her kids are in safe hands. According to a new report, "The Kardashians" star sent trusted nannies and security to accompany her four children when they joined their dad Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori.

A source told The U.S. Sun that Kim is cautious whenever North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm West spend time with the "Gold Digger" spitter and the Yeezy architectural designer. "Kim never lets the kids go away with Kanye without trusted nannies and her own security," the insider said.

"There is a very tight schedule - what time they go to bed, what they eat, when they eat, how much sugar they have," the source added. "Exactly where they go and how crowded those places are."

Meanwhile, the report also noted that Ye's now countering Kim's parenting style as he started to put their kids on stage. "Kanye is playing Kim at her own game - he's against her putting the kids on the family reality show and on TikTok, so he's put them on stage," the source continued.

"She's always saying they like being on TV - well, he's hitting back and saying they like being onstage," the insider further noted. "Everyone thinks it's his new way to get publicity and make people pay attention to him - like how he parades Bianca around."

The "American Horror Story: Delicate" star allegedly was worried about her kids getting "exposed to" around their rapper dad and Bianca. "Kim is constantly getting more and more alarmed about the stories she sees coming out about Kanye and Bianca," said the source close to the reality TV star. "Every week it's something different and she fears it's no longer a healthy environment for the younger kids to be in."

"It's not like she's even in contact with Kanye directly - they either speak through nannies, [her mom] Kris or lawyers - but North sends her pictures and videos when she's with her dad. It's like Kim wants to see with her own eyes what's going on - she's saying she wants a sit-down meeting urgently with both of them to discuss co-parenting and put some new ground rules in place," the source added.