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Oct 21
“Super Mario Bros. Wonder” is Out Now

New 2D Side-Scrolling Adventure Introduces Wonder Flowers That Trigger Dramatic Changes to the Gameplay

Oct 16
What Working At Whole Foods During A Global Pandemic Taught Me About People

I interacted with hundreds of customers each day while on and off the clock. All the while wearing my mask, and gloves, and washing/wiping everything down (clothes, masks, food, etc.) before and after a shift. I felt exposed every day, but we needed an income to live.

Oct 15
Capitalism’s Harsh Reality When Talking About Productivity & Parental Worth

Late stage capitalism is wild. Everything is commodified and consumable. Simple existence is now an expensive undertaking.

Oct 13
“Don’t Be Mean to 13” Book Shares The History & Mythology of Friggatriskaidekaphobia (Fear of Friday the 13th)

Explore the ancient historical roots of these popular superstitions while encouraging children to use evidence-based, critical thinking with our friend, Thirteen!

Oct 12
Make Baby Mealtime, Family Time: Stokke’s Tripp Trapp® Chair Nurtures Family Bonding

My favorite memories with the kids always tend to be created while spending time around the table. Family meals, game nights, and art projects are all centered around the kitchen table in our home. That's why I'm excited to have found out about Stokke's Tripp Trapp® Chair.

Oct 11
“Why Do We Fight?” by Niki Walker

It's a big world out there, but everything feels closer and more accessible to us than ever-including conflict and war. By comparing bigger conflicts to the ones in their own lives, kids gain the insight to look beyond the headlines and view conflicts in a critical and investigative manner.

Oct 06
“Mesmerized: A Ben Franklin Science & History Mystery” at Chicago Children’s Theatre is a Hilarious Riot

Part farce, part docudrama, Chicago Children's Theatre's world premiere fall opener Mesmerized is a fun new introduction for kids to Ben Franklin, one of our country’s founding fathers and most famous scientists.

Sep 10
Chicago’s WNDR Museum Is A Must Visit Destination

Our family got to visit Chicago’s original immersive art and technology experience located in the city’s West Loop neighborhood: the WNDR Museum.

Sep 07
Navigating Unconventional Routes to Success: A Guide To My Journey So Far

Connecting with hiring managers can be challenging when your unique experiences don’t align with their conventional expectations. Nontraditional candidates often face hurdles in a world where most hiring managers have followed traditional career paths. But here’s the twist – my journey as a nontraditional candidate is a testament to my strength, not a hindrance.  Consider […]

Sep 02
“Poverty, by America” by Matthew Desmond

"Poverty, by America", from professor of sociology at Princeton University, Matthew Desmond is a gut punch to everyone with an ounce of empathy in their heart. He masterfully shares a narrative about the pervasiveness of poverty in our country in a way that its clear and concise.