On Sunday, July 31, 2016, the Marriott Chicago O’Hare will host Baby Expo Chicago, one of Chicago’s leading expo for new and expecting parents and families.
Open to expecting moms, all parents and children ages 0-5 expo attendees will have insider access to the newest innovations and trends within the maternity, baby, and toddler markets. Read more
Now your family can play Minecraft in select movie theaters with Super League Gaming. Super League brings together gamers of all ages for a fun,…
When I found out about the summer reading program at our public library last week, I couldn’t wait to share the news with my daughter. We love to read in my family. I read to both my babies while I was pregnant. My daughter started reading when she was 4 years old and continues her love for books now. I am working to pass the love for books on to my son. I think reading to kids early helps them enjoy the idea of reading. I love the fact that she prefers to have a good old fashion book her hand instead of E-book. That being said, E-books are a highly-regarded and popular format of reading material that many people now prefer to use. As a result, many authors may now be thinking about how to publish an ebook of their own, so that more readers will have the opportunity to sink their teeth into their novel. It’s not a bad idea, but as my daughter knows, there is nothing better than holding and flicking through the pages of a physical book.
Earlier this week I took the kiddos to our local library to sign up for Rahm’s Readers Summer Learning Challenge. The summer reading challenge is giving away 12 books to each child that is registered aged 0-13. It is open to all Chicago residents that are interested. Sign up began on Monday, June 20th and will continue through September 1. However the free books are available while supplies last. Read more
Ballet is a romantic sport for the dreamy-eyed girl like myself. Spectacular sets and beautifully costumed Russian dancers, Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker was a treat…
