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Kane Brown on Having a Son After Being a Girl Dad

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Kane Brown on Having a Son After Being a Girl Dad

Kane Brown was a “girl dad” before his son Krewe arrived last June.  And he admitted in a new interview that he might parent him a little differently.  Maybe a LOT differently.

He told “Taste of Country” that when he just had girls, his main thought was to “protect” and “cherish” them.  But with his son, it’s . . . let’s make this kid a “BEAST.”

Not everyone online loved his take.  One person said, “Just you wait.  One of your GIRLS will be the most like you.”

He obviously loves all three of them.  But what do you think?  Is it okay to approach parenting differently when it’s a boy or a girl?

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