Kim and Khloe place their children's name under the trademark to put on clothes, toys and skin care

Kardashian-Jenners plan their future and ensure that their business empire includes the youngest members of the family.

It has been revealed that Kim, Khloe and Kylie file trademark applications for the names of their children. Saint, North, Chicago, True Thompson and Stormi Webster.

TMZ has obtained the documents that describe plans to put children's names on various products, including clothing, toys and skincare products.

Mini-Currency Creators: Kim and Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner Post Their Children's Names Saint, North, Chicago, True Thompson (right) and Stormi Webster (left)

Expanding the empire: The children of Kim, Saint, three, North, five, and Chicago, one, are photographed

Kylie, 21, would also have asked for the trademark registration "Stormiworld", inspired by Astroworld's baby album daddy Travis Scott.

The young mother introduced her fans to Stormiworld at her child's first birthday celebrations last week, bringing to life a magical Stormi-themed universe with the help of Mindy Weiss event planner.

The trademark registration also includes a request to be able to sign endorsement contracts on behalf of the children so that toddlers can sell other people's products.

This comes after Caitlyn Jenner, Kylie's father, was forced to abandon her trademark registration application for a range of skin care products because she looked too much like that of her daughter.

Moms Doing Business: TMZ has obtained documents detailing plans to put children's names on various products, including a line of clothing, toys and skincare products. Kim, Kylie and Khloe are photographed here in 2015

Making them work: The trademark registration also includes a request to be able to sign endorsement contracts on behalf of the children so that the children can brag about the products of others.

Her world: Kylie, 21, has apparently also asked for the "Stormiworld" brand, inspired by the baby Astroworld album, daddy Travis Scott.

The former Olympian faced challenges from the US Patent and Trademark Office which claimed that "Jenner Skincare" and "Skincare By Jenner" were too similar to the names recorded by ex-wife Kris Jenner. and their daughters Kylie and Kendall.

Earlier this month, it was reported that Caitlyn had now filed an application to discontinue all her skin care applications.

According to The Blast, the requests for "Jenner Skincare", "Jenner Skincare", "Caitlyn Jenner Skincare", "Caitlyn Jenner Skincare" and "Caitlyn's Skincare" have been withdrawn.

It's natural: kids in the clan are already used to modeling stylish outfits and creators on social media. The picture is true at a glance shared by mom Khloe

The star of I Am Cait had asked to record "Jenner Skincare" and "Skincare By Jenner", but had received a letter from the US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), which said names could confuse making them believe that badociated with products.

Officials gave the 69-year-old reality TV star the go-ahead to use "Caitlyn Jenner Skincare" and "Skincare By Caitlyn Jenner" because no confusion was possible.

Kris, 63, helped Kylie, 21, launch Kylie Cosmetics in 2016, a makeup empire worth nearly $ 1 billion.

Can not compete: Earlier this month, Kylie's father, Caitlyn Jenner (pictured), was forced to abandon her trademark registration application for a range of skin care because she looked too much like her daughter's