| No Images? Click here  If you follow this newsletter, you know about the recent conversation I had with another mother before a playdate about guns in their home. (Here, btw, is a handy primer on how to have that conversation. It was very helpful for me.) But what are some of the other questions parents should ask each other before playdates? Taylor Pittman turned to several pediatricians to see what they want to know. What they ask is enlightening, and might not be on your radar.
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