The 47-year-old Goop founder took to Instagram on Tuesday to share how her daughter, Apple, had trolled her by jokingly writing up her own interpretation of her mom’s quarantine to-do list.

“Make more vagina eggs & candles,” the 15-year-old wrote in a notebook.

Goop notoriously endorsed the Jade Egg and Rose Quartz Egg as products that could balance hormones, regulate menstrual cycles and increase bladder control when inserted into the vagina.

Critics slammed Goop for having no scientific proof of these benefits and Goop forked up $145,000 in a settlement over the ordeal as well as refunded those who purchased the eggs, which range in price from $55 to $66.

Apple’s “vagina candle” reference pokes fun at the commotion Paltrow caused earlier this year after Goop put out a $75 candle called “This Smells Like My Vagina.”

But Paltrow didn’t seem to take her daughter’s jokes too seriously, finishing off the post with the hashtag, “Quaranteen.”

She recently commented on her haters, “You can keep resisting it, but I’m on the right side of this. I’m watching the market. I’m watching what’s happening. I think what this wellness movement is really about is listening to yourself, tuning into what interests you, and trying things. Find what makes you feel better and go from there.”

“The Politician” actress shares her daughter, as well as 14-year-old son Moses with ex-husband Chris Martin. She is now married to Brad Falchuk.