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Hello and welcome to mom and daughter fighting.

Slate's Parenting Podcast for Thursday, April 24th, be What's in that school lunch edition. on Wally 1. And I'm Dan Coise. I'm also an editor at Slate. I'm the dad of

Lira who turns 9 next week and Harbor who remains 6. Much to her chagrin.

Hey Dan. Hey Allison. On today's show we'll talk to Chicago Public Radio reporter, Monica Ang, about the state of the

school lunch, and Dan and I will discuss only children, not being one, but having one, and

why there's a stigma attached to being the parent

of an only child. Also parenting triumphs and fails, recommendations, and a great

listener call. But before we get to all that a quick reminder to subscribe either to this late daily

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Dan has another announcement.

Oh, yeah.

So we, and sometime in the near future are going to do a show in which we answer a lot of questions

called in over our phone line and listeners have been very good and very with calling in

with really interesting questions

that numbers 424 255 rude and parents have sent in a lot of questions but we

want for this upcoming show to have kids call in about their parenting questions.

So if your kid has a question about how you parent or how things work in your family

or how other families work or other parents work, please encourage them to give us a call at

424 255 rude and ask our question to ask their question to the voicemail

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