Good question. I would not expect that you'd be able to just "change" the child object to be a different child object, though. It would make more sense to have a 'delete' method to remove a child from list of child objects and then to add a new child object separately. I don't see any delete method specifically for this. Maybe deleting the record from the list of child objects after you retrieve it, then saving the parent object? I'm obviously guessing here.
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