Irina Shayk and Bradley Cooper limit their daughter Lea's "digital access" to "almost none"

She told PEOPLE: "She has very, very little digital access, almost down to none ... [I want her to focus on] building community, friends and just giving love.

"This is the best thing that you could give to your kid, raising them in a loving family."

Irina previously opened up about raising Lea with her ex - calling The Hangover star the "most amazing dad" and insisting she doesn't understand the term "co-parenting".

She told ELLE: "I never understood the term co-parenting. When I'm with my daughter, I'm 100 per cent a mother, and when she's with her dad, he's 100 per cent her dad."

"Co-parenting is parenting ... [Bradley is] the most amazing dad."

Bradley previously opened up about his experience becoming a first-time father, admitting they struggled to bond initially but Lea soon became his reason for living.

During an appearance on the Armchair Expert podcast, he explained: "The first eight months - I don't even know if I really love the kid. It's dope. It's cool. I'm watching this thing morph.

"That's my experience. Fascinated by it. Loved taking care of it. But would I die if someone came in with a gun?"

He went on to add everything changed after Lea's birth because his little girl became an "anchor" for him. He said: "All of a sudden, it's like no question [that I love her] ...

"I'm not sure I'd be alive if I wasn't a dad. I just needed someone to say, like: 'We're gonna drop this massive anchor. I'm like: 'Why? We're speeding! I just got an upgrade on the boat, and I know where the wind's coming in.'

"They're like: 'No, no, no, there's a tsunami coming in, and you need an anchor and we're gonna drop it.'

"Because this is gonna dictate everything you do from now on. Your DNA is going to tell you that there's something more important than you."