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They're back! Ever wonder what happened to Sully and Mike before Boo invaded their world? This new Pixar film gets into the Monsters Inc. backstory with a tale of how the two friends met as Scare Majors at college. And if it's anything like the first film, mom and dad will love it as much as the kids! One Chicago Parent reader will win a family five-pack to the Classic Cinemas of their choice.

New exhibit uses interactive elements to help kids understand the links between prehistoric creatures and animals of today.
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You knew bringing your new baby home meant lots of changes. You probably anticipated the lack of sleep, constant diaper changing and hours spent cuddling your beautiful baby. But then there are the changes no one ever seems to talk about-like how becoming parents can drastically impact your relationship with your partner, or breastfeeding struggles and the lingering physical discomfort long after you've delivered. Oh yes, the postpartum period has many surprises!
No matter what issue a new mom is facing, she is not alone. The Chicago area is home to many wonderful resources that help new moms navigate the major transitions they are facing. From addressing urinary incontinence (yes, you are not the only one) to preparing healthy meals, new moms have help in the battle to care for their minds, bodies and spirits.
Following are seven issues new parents face, and the resources to tackle them.
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