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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend you have always wanted.

Hello everybody. Welcome to Thursday's episode. I, okay. So lately I've been listening to Giggly Squad. I don't know if you guys know who Hannah

Burner is and Paige DeSorbo, but I'm loving their podcast. And I love, like all the podcasts that

I love are two people just shooting the shit. Okay. So the morning toast, now Giggly Squad,

armchair expert, but I mean, I guess that's more so like

they have guests on. But still, they do the fact check and it's Dax and Monica. So anyways,

I feel left out. Like I'm just by myself. And I went to the mom halo camping trip thing on Monday.

And it was so nice to meet people who actually listen to the

podcast regularly. And this one girl was like, I remember exactly where I was when I first heard

your very first episode, which is called mom poster syndrome, I believe. And she's like, I was driving in the car by myself,

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