I think $100 per child is too much; it could be more than a family who does not receive assistance spends on their children. $50 seems like a more appropriate amount. I realize that kids, especially teenagers, want to have the things that their peers do, but there's no sense setting false expectations of line and setting them up for failure. Also, the thing with many of these programs is that there is no real way to prevent double-dipping.

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