I Let My Kids Dress Me For A Week
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Hannah lets her kids dress her for a week, following viewer suggestions within set ground rules to avoid indecency. The experiment results in various outfit choices, including some uncomfortable moments, leading to lessons on self-confidence and wardrobe management.
Insights
- Ground rules were set to ensure decency and fairness in the experiment, allowing Hannah's kids to choose her outfits within specified boundaries.
- The experiment highlighted the importance of self-confidence and personal style choices, prompting Hannah to reevaluate her wardrobe, spend more time on outfits, and prioritize her confidence over external opinions.
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Recent questions
What did Hannah let her kids do for a week?
Choose her outfits
What were the rules set for the outfit experiment?
Fully clothed, no underwear as pants, equal opportunity
How long did the outfit experiment last?
7 days
What did Jaxon choose for Hannah on Day 1?
Off-shoulder top and children's shorts
What did Wyatt choose for Hannah on Day 4?
Jumpsuit
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Summary
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Kids Style Mom for a Week
- Hannah lets her kids dress her for a week based on viewer suggestions
- Ground rules set to avoid indecency: fully clothed, no underwear as pants, equal opportunity for each kid
- Experiment lasts 7 days, following kids' outfit choices within reason
- Day 1: Jaxon picks off-shoulder top and children's shorts for Getty Villa visit
- Day 2: Romper chosen, awkward for doctor's appointment due to undressing
- Day 3: Jaxon selects yellow t-shirt with inappropriate text and floral shorts
- Day 4: Wyatt chooses jumpsuit, too tight, forces going commando to work
- Day 5: Collaborative effort, blue dress with bulky pajama shorts underneath
- Day 6: Wyatt picks knit poncho and denim cutoffs, Coachella-ready outfit
- Day 7: Jaxon dresses Hannah formally, receives compliments at work
- Lessons learned: clean out closet, spend more time on outfits, prioritize self-confidence over others' opinions
