Simon Cowell is preparing his son for a future in showbiz.
The media mogul - whose partner Lauren Silverman gave birth to Eric five weeks ago - would be happy to encourage his baby's talents from the age of three.
Speaking on US radio, he said: "I would say: 'Do what I do and go behind the scenes'.
"But if he can sing, Lauren and I have agreed that we wouldn't do anything with him until he is at least three years old.
"Lauren is already teaching him how to sing and dance ... Funnily enough the only time I have heard him really cry is when she started to sing!"
Despite recently becoming a father for the first time, the 'X Factor' boss has insisted he has no intention of retiring from his TV career because he is achieving his childhood dreams.
Asked how long he wants to remain in the spotlight, he responded: "Probably another 50 of 60 years ... I really do love my job.
"It is what I wanted to do as a kid. The fact I can do it, I do pinch myself on a daily basis.
"I'm having fun doing it and the people I work with have become good friends of mine ... There is nothing really much to be miserable about, to be honest with you."

Sam Bailey's pregnancy still hasn't sunk in yet.
The 2013 'X Factor' champion - who recently discovered she was expecting her third child - has claimed the news hasn't "hit" her, and admitted she thinks the baby was conceived on New Year's Eve.
She told BANG Showbiz: "It's not hit me yet that I'm pregnant. I'm three months, so I've got six months to go ... I'm pretty sure it was New Year's Eve.
"It was before we went out, before I performed at G-A-Y. It's a New Year's Eve baby."
Despite her recent rise to stardom, Sam insisted she won't be looking at employing a nanny to look after her children - daughter Brooke, eight, and son Tommy, five, with husband Craig - but she will be playing her mother to accompany her on tour to help out.
She added: "I'm due October 3rd. My mum's going to come on tour with me [in January] to look after the baby.
"I'm going to pay my mum's wages for a month so she can come on tour with me ... I'm not getting a nanny. I'll look after my own kids ... I won't be taking mega amounts of time off because I've got great people around me and supporting me.
"I need to be there for a certain period of time with the baby, but it's not like I'm flying off the Cambodia and staying away from home. I've got a great husband he's a great dad who's great at looking after babies."
Sam's debut album 'The Power of Love' is released on Monday (24.03.14).

Kylie Minogue will quit 'The Voice' after this year's final.
The 'I Should Be So Lucky' hitmaker joined the TV talent show at the beginning of the current series and helped boost ratings, but now she has admitted her touring schedule might not allow her to return as a coach when filming starts again in November.
She told The Sun newspaper: "I'm touring later this year and the timings wouldn't work.
"We started filming in November last year and I'm on tour in September, October and November this year ... I have loved doing the show although there have been parts that have been really emotional."
Asked whether she would go back if the BBC changed the filming schedule to fit her in, Kylie said it was something she'd consider.
She added: "I would have to think about it."
With the show selling itself as a competition purely about vocals, the 45-year-old star has insisted sexiness also helps.
She explained: "Charisma is important and that is often very close to someone being sexy."
Meanwhile, the BBC has revealed they will do their best to "accommodate" Kylie's tour dates as they plan for the next series.
A spokesperson said: "We are aware of Kylie's commitments and are looking to accommodate them."

Lena Dunham writes 'Girls' when she's listening to Taylor Swift.
The writer and star of the huge US TV drama always puts her friend's records - famous for their tracks lamenting lost loves - when she's thinking of ideas for the show.
She said: "She writes her own destiny in a way which is very unusual, especially for a young woman in the world of pop music. I wrote half of the first season of 'Girls' listening to her 'Speak Now' album and wrote much of the third season listening to 'Red'."
Lena, 27, is proud to call Taylor, 24, a friend and says she is always asking her for advice because she is very wise.
She added in an interview with America's Glamour magazine: "Taylor is a good friend of mine. I call her and text her all time. She helps me be stronger and make better decisions.
"She has amazing creative instincts. She's really a proponent of not feeling pressure from anybody else and recognising that you have a better connection to what your 'brand' is than anybody else.

Kelly Brook has got engaged to David McIntosh.
The glamour model has reportedly accepted the surprise proposal from the former 'Gladiators' star after a whirlwind 11-week romance and the pair are both looking to settle down.
An insider told The Sun newspaper: "It's still a closely guarded secret and came to Kelly as a massive shock.
"But she is at that time in her life now where she wants to make a commitment and she has fallen head over heals for David.
"He has also had enough of being a bachelor and can't believe he has landed someone like her."
It is said David proposed as they planned a romantic trip to Dubai, and he wasn't left waiting for an answer.
The source added: "She didn't have to think for long - about three seconds."
She seemed to hint at the good news on Thursday (20.03.14) when she took to Twitter and wrote about her "happiness".
She tweeted: "International Day of Happiness?? It certainly is!"
Their relationship appears to be secure again following reports they had split after she deleted all photographs of the pair from her Instagram account.

Jennifer Aniston says Justin Theroux "hijacks" her beauty products.
The 45-year-old star admitted her fiance has become obsessed and always tries to borrow her things to make himself look as good as possible, and she finds it "hysterical".
Speaking to E! News, she said: "It's hysterical. What product doesn't he try to hijack?
"He's good to his skin, that's for sure. It's always, 'what are you using, what is that?' It's cute."
The 'We're The Millers' actress admitted she has had to put her sunbathing days behind her after not taking enough care of her skin.
She added: "The sun, I feel, is like my friend I've had to say goodbye to," she said ruefully. "I was terrible as a kid. It was baby oil [that she rubbed on her body]...I mean, we all did it."
Jennifer recently insisted she was feeling "better" than ever lately, becoming a lot more comfortable in herself.
She previously said: "I feel like I felt when I was 28. My bones don't hurt. I feel great. I actually feel better, more confident. Of course I still have the nerves, but now I know how to control them.
"When I was in my twenties, I wasn't sure of myself. Now I can really stretch. I don't have to stay in the box. At this point I can say to myself, 'So what if I fall, so what?' I'm going to get back up."

Cameron Diaz will always be grateful for her success.
The 41-year-old actress sometimes doubts the choices she has made, but she thinks it is important to make the best of every situation.
She said: "For me, gratitude is the only attitude. When you come from where I have come from and the fact I am at where I am at, you have only gratitude.
"There are so many other ways my life could have gone. And the fact that I am in the position I am in, every step of the way, I have gratitude for it.
"There have been moments where I am questioning it - like, is this worth it? - but when it comes down to it, everything is worth it and it's how you handle it, how you engage in life and what you make of the situation you are in."
The 'Other Woman' star believes women need to be more "connected" to themselves instead of striving desperately to make the right choices to be happy.
She told Britain's OK! magazine: "We are not taught how to be connected to ourselves, to honour ourselves. And so we are working our entire lives just trying to figure out who we are, what makes us happy, we live our lives looking at all these other things, going, 'Oh if I pick that and that and that, then that will make me happy and I'll be a whole person.'
"You need to be going within yourself and asking yourself, 'What makes me happy? What do I do, how do I become whole?' "

Taylor Momsen wants to write a song with Noel Gallagher.
The Pretty Reckless singer is a self-confessed Oasis fan and previously met Noel's brother and former bandmate Liam but claims she is dying to collaborate with the 'AKA... What a Life!' singer after covering his old band's hit 'Supersonic' on tour.
She said: "I'd love to write a song with Noel Gallagher, I'm a massive Oasis fan. It would be awesome, Noel is an amazing songwriter. I've met Liam a couple times, he's super cool, he's totally the real deal, exactly how you'd want him to be, but I've not met Noel yet."
Taylor also hopes Oasis, who split in 2009 after Noel and Liam had a huge backstage argument, will one day reform and the 20-year-old star admits her band's cover of the their song wasn't always well-received by fans at their live shows.
She continued: "We used to cover 'Supersonic' [in our set] and thought everyone would flip out over it. We mixed it with 'Time Is Running Out' [by Muse] and put it together. We thought everyone would go nuts, but it was kind of 50/50 when we hit the UK, whether they loved it or hated it."
The singer, whose band have just released their second album 'Going To Hell', would also like to play with American rock band Soundgarden.
She added: "I'm dying to play with Soundgarden, or play at a festival with them, which I think we are doing."

Mel B wants another baby.
The 38-year-old former Spice Girls singer - who has three daughters, Phoenix, 15, with ex-husband Jimmy Gulzar, Angel, six, with Eddie Murphy, and Madison, two, with current spouse Stephen Belafonte - would love to have a son but thinks she and her spouse, who also has nine-year-old Giselle from a previous relationship, would have another girl.
Asked if she wants more children, she said: "I'd like to, but I'm not sure. I always say just one more. I want to have that boy, but knowing my luck I'll have another girl."
The 'America's Got Talent' judge loves relaxing at home with her kids, but also enjoys taking them to work with her as she thinks it is "good" for them to see the importance of having a job and working hard.
She told Britain's OK! magazine: "We love hanging out by the pool and having a barbecue, or we take a walk around Malibu, go to Venice Beach or Santa Monica Pier. We have a movie theatre upstairs that we hang out in.
"The girls love coming on the set of 'America's Got Talent' too. It's good for them to see how hard the auditioning is, and I think it sets a good precedent for the kids to see that you're not just staying at home, that you're being creative and you are out working, earning money and enjoying what you do."

Kylie Minogue hasn't given up on finding the right man.
The 'Into The Blue' singer, who split from Spanish model Andres Velencoso in October after five years together, admits juggling her career and love life has never been easy but she still has faith she will settle down eventually.
She said: "I don't know if I can blame work because when I meet someone it's not like I suddenly get a new job. Whoever I fall in love with or falls in love with me has to be strong to deal with my life. I don't think it's an east place to be. But I haven't given up on finding the right man. I have to believe in the merit of true love."
The 45-year-old star, who has also dated stars including Olivier Martinez and the late Michael Hutchence, feels there was nothing more she could have done to save her past relationships, and though none of them have worked out, she still thinks she's been "lucky" in love.
She continued to Britain's HELLO! magazine: "It's about two people meeting who are on the same path in their own lives. We are on our rail tracks and at some time in a certain point in your life you meet. I know people write about me being unlucky in love but I think I've been quite lucky.
"I've had some nice men in my life - OK, some that maybe I should have come to my senses a little sooner than I did - but it's all about learning, nothing is handed to us on a plate."

Sir Paul McCartney was set up with Nancy Shevell by Barbara Walters.
The 'Hey Jude' legend married the trucking company boss in 2011 after four years of dating, and 'The View' host reportedly takes the credit for getting them together at one of her parties.
A source said: "Barbara was so determined to make it work that she'd call Nancy and coach her on Paul's likes and dislikes. Barbara was quite right - they were ideal for each other. Barbara was right, they were ideal for each other. Now Paul calls Nancy his soul mate."
Nancy also has the approval of his grown up children - Mary, Stella and James, with first wife, Linda - which is something his second wife, Heather Mills, with whom he has Beatrice, 10, never achieved.
The source added to National Enquirer magazine: "When Nancy became Lady McCartney in October 2011 she wore one of his daughter Stella's designs. That's something Stella didn't want Heather to do.
"And of course, front and centre at the simple London wedding was Barbara, taking credit for making the perfect match."

will.i.am watches CBeebies.
'The Voice' star has revealed he loves watching children's programming first thing in the morning before he starts his day.
He said: "In the morning I watch CBeebies - that's what I like to wake up to. Is that weird?"
The Black Eyed Peas star splits his time between London, where he films 'The Voice', his home in Los Angeles, and most recently, Australia, where he has signed up as a coach on their version of 'The Voice' with Kylie Minogue.
Quizzed about what he gets up to when in London, will said: "I used to always be in the studio when I was here, but now I go to clubs and eat out with friends. I enjoy seeing Kylie Minogue, but we're with each other so much now that we're both on 'The Voice' Australia as well, we appreciate the time apart."
Starring on two versions of 'The Voice' isn't a chore for the star, however, as he enjoys working with young, talented musicians.
He added to Radio Times magazine: "I do 'The Voice' because I enjoy being around people who have dreams, and I have a record label and produce, so it's healthy for us to nurture tomorrow's artists."