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From the magnificent Midwest, it's the Suzanne Venker Show, where men and women are equal

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So today we're going to dive into a very uncomfortable conversation.

It's about the idea that daycare is harmless or even good for children.

And by children, I'm referring specifically to babies and toddlers.

But before we get to that, I wanted to share with you a few comments from

last week's episode, 157, about the Pew study, which showed that 88% of parents prioritize money

and career over marriage for their adult children. I made a case for why this is a big mistake

and identified six reasons why women in particular should do the

exact opposite and prioritize marriage instead.

One woman, I didn't get the names of these particular women for some reason, but at any rate,

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