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This episode is dedicated to every parent who is hoping their kid has a better relationship with their body than they have with their own.

And to all the folks who are learning about food and feeding on hard mode.

This is resuming a conversation we had last week,

so if you haven't caught part one of this episode,

go back and listen to that one before you come to this one that's

going to provide a lot of context for where we're going in this episode. Let's

start the timer. Okay so we left off at how do we help our kids understand their relationship with food.

Essentially, we grew up in the 90s. essentially we are

grew up in the 90s and we are both

recovering from the worst body image marketing campaign in the history of mankind and I include the time that

we thought tight pulling wastes was important. Yeah, it's such an interesting thing, isn't it?

I think that's for me been one of the most challenging parts of parenting,

not in the way that it's hard to not project that onto them, but to really unpack what all was put into my head,

what I was subjected to during the years I was developing by media by adults in my life by my mom and so when I

Go to my kids about these things when we talk about food we don't demonize food. The only

food that is bad is that food that is rotten. Right. The things that are

literally going to make a sick

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