On the recordJanuary 11, 2016
let's not layer on the guilt to the working mom because she is not making the sliced potatoes au gratin from scratch, or whatever.
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congress.govlet's not layer on the guilt to the working mom because she is not making the sliced potatoes au gratin from scratch, or whatever.
Kuster emphasizes not adding guilt to working mothers for meal preparation.
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