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That's what I asked myself today on this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

And you could actually have different parenting styles at the same time.

Maybe that's being a little too loosey-goosey. Maybe that's too jellyfish parent of me. And the reason

I wanted to explore this, I went to the chiropractor today, and the chiropractor's assistant, I was

wearing kind of a light blue workout outfit from Lil'L lemon that I bought myself at Christmas

when my hip was still very much injured. And I was looking forward to running in the spring.

So I bought myself like a spring running get up. And obviously it's so hot everywhere in the

country that you cannot wear a lot of clothing. So, you know, it's like a sleeve of shirt,

shorts. I walked in and the assistant So, you know, it's like a sleeveless shirt, shorts.

I walked in and the assistant goes, you look like an almond mom.

And I was like, I don't know what that is.

And the chiropractor is like, you don't know what an almond bomb is. So I looked it up.

And an almond mom is one of those super, like, very superficial superficial self-conscious women who only care about their appearance

and they deprive their children so their children stay thin and then when the kids complain

about starving and being unable to concentrate or function because of hunger, they give them a few

almonds. I'm not an almond mom. I never have been. I like food. I like cooking food. I love when my

children eat. I want them to eat healthy. But when they don't, I hope it tastes good. That's the

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