two little girls under 3 in tow, the 29-year-old mom is prepared for anything.

Speaking with PEOPLE about who will be with her on the big day, Kylie shares, “It will be our OBs, my mom and dad, and then our daughters, and then Jason’s parents, his aunt and uncle. And then we have some friends coming with us.”

“So in the event of an emergency exit, the OBs will go with me and our daughters will stay with my mom and dad. They are there on grandchild duty,” Kylie sharesFor Kylie, it’s important that daughters Elliotte, who turns 2 next month, and Wyatt, 3, soak up all they can of the extra-special occasion.

“I don’t know that our 2-year-old will really remember anything, and really even if our 3-year-old will, but it’s just such a cool opportunity. At the very least, they’ll have pictures of them at the Super Bowl cheering on their dad,” Kylie tells PEOPLE. “I know that it’s something [Jason] wanted to share with them.”

“So we still do have a backup plan, that if anything happens with the newest little Kelce and me, my parents will take the girls so that they can experience it with him,” she explains. “It’s just an amazing opportunity for our family.”Philadelphia Inquirer Wednesday, Frida announced its sponsorship of Kylie as their MVP, “Most Valuable Pusher.”

“This Sunday will generate over $500 million of ads and sponsorships around football players. But the real MVP isn’t going to be on the field. Frida is proud to officially sponsor Kylie Kelce in the sport of motherhood as she prepares to welcome baby #3,” reads the ad, which features a photo of Kylie during Elliotte’s birth.

“While Kylie’s husband and team sweat over 18 weeks of work, she’s on week 38. Instead of water breaks, her water could actually break. There’s no practice round. And it’s messy,” the ad continues.