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I just found out about a very cool new app and it is surprisingly the first of its kind,

even though it's such a good idea. So we know nowadays there's an app for everything

for my identifying constellations in the sky to getting someone to help you to hang a picture

on the wall to really ordering anything you want. But oddly up until now, single parents haven't

had a dating app that's specifically designed for them and now they do. And it's called Sturr.

Sturr is a place where single parents can just be single. Sturr is where you're excited to share

on your first date that you have a daughter in the third grade and you're not trying to pretend

the kids are not a factor. Sturr is when you don't have to apologize for having a crazy schedule.

Sturr is the app designed for parents who just happen to be single. Download Sturr or tell your

single friends to try it out. Sturr was started by the match group and they built it specifically

for single parents because they knew that there is a unique set of challenges to being a single parent

from child care responsibilities to financial strains to just finding a time for date night.

And finding a partner who can understand the emotional and parental responsibilities

of being a single parent can be difficult and that is why they launch Sturr to create a welcoming

space where single parents can be themselves and meet like-minded people who have similar priorities

and lifestyles. And it's free to join and connect with others. Check out Sturr.

Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Alisa Pressman and today it's just us together.

I have some thoughts that I wanted to give you on gratitude based on a lot of questions that

keep coming in. And I also want to do a couple of gratitude practices with you that you can

hopefully take home, listen to, maybe revisit with your kids. Of course, if you enjoy this episode,

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