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Hello and welcome to mom and dad are fighting

Slate Parenting Podcast for Thursday February 27th, the Suburbs versus City Parental Death Match Edition.

I'm Allison Benedict, an editor at Slate and the mother of Harry 5, Sam 3, and Wally a week away from one.

And I'm Dan Coise.

I'm also an editor, Slate.

I'm the dad of Lyra, who is 8, and Harper who is 6.

Hey Dan.

Hey, so on today's show, we're going to talk to our colleague Hannah Rosen who recently

wrote a piece in the Atlantic about coming to terms with her son's Asperger's diagnosis

just four months before the American Psychiatric Association

ditched the label and then city versus suburbs where is it better to raise

kids Dan and I will duke it out unless Dan you can't hack it and you need to leave the studio and drive your

station wagon to an olive garden. But first, our parenting fails or triumphs for the week.

Oh actually, but even before that, a very important announcement.

Oh, yes.

Dan, get free refills while I'm making this announcement.

Okay.

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And a few months ago, our parenting show just

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Well, no more.

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