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Thank you. Wondery. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Monday, March 28th.

Happy Monday, everyone. Being a single parent isn't easy. And if you're a single parent who wants to date,

well, let's just say it can be tough to find someone who understands why you have to be on a soccer

sideline every Saturday, or why the restaurant you choose must have chicken nuggets on the menu,

or that, yes, we do need to watch Enkanto for the 27th time.

We don't talk about Bruno, no, no, no, no. We don't talk about Bruno.

Well, there's some good news for solo moms and dads. Match Group has announced a dating app just for single parents.

It's called Stir, and it's designed to help the 20 million single parents in the U.S. find

adult companionship. In addition to its original offering, also called Match, the company

owns Tinder, OKCupid, Hinge, and others, each appealing to a specific segment of folks looking for love.

The app launched last week and is meant to address some of the unique challenges single parents have when dating, according to the company's research.

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