Chicago Magazine

Our dining reviewer takes a finicky 5-year-old to Bar Goa to try its tyke-aimed Indian classics.

Everyone knows about the Bean and Crown Fountain, but the city is packed with other works suited to youths.

If you’ve ever bought your child a new outfit only to have it rejected or outgrown before the tags hit the trash, these consignment shops are your new lifeline.

It’s every parent’s nightmare: Your child screams on an airplane or melts down at a nice restaurant. How to make these public excursions as smooth as possible? We asked the...

Four recipes you can make at home, taste-approved by the chefs’ children

Our manifesto offers nine (mostly) doable suggestions.

A father chronicles his son’s first few weeks in a classroom — and the many maladies He brought home.

These suburban public facilities offer sun-soaked (and in one case indoor) family fun without the hefty prices of privately owned spots.

And plane spotting. And boat spotting. And dump truck spotting.

Leave the clear plastic cups and store-bought Minute Maid behind. We asked a beverage whiz and a marketing guru for tips on how to elevate your operation.