u/talibob

I've been hearing murmurings here and there about other bright horizons center locking up employee cell phones and my center is now one of them. We were just informed that they have ordered a see through locker and we are all expected to entrust our phone to this locker or else risk termination. I, and all of my colleagues, are absolutely furious. I can't even quantify how many times they've stressed the importance of trust and now they are confiscating our phones like we are children.

I have a child who just joined my class who wears a hearing aid. Obviously the kids have a lot of questions, which I am answering as best as I can. But, I would really like a good book to read them. We have a few books which are about diversity in general that have hearing aids but it's nothing more than a brief snippet. We have exactly one book specifically about deaf and hard of hearing children but it is woefully outdated. Any recommendations would be appreciated!

My husband and I picked up Grounded when it hit PS Plus and have been having a great time. We're always looking for good co-op games and this was an unexpected hit. We were working on wrapping up the Gotta Peep them all trophy and decided to take a swing at the Infected Broodmother. We knew that she was hardest boss in the game but were otherwise going in blind. We figured we'd be fine since we got past every other boss with very little trouble. Let me tell you, we both screamed when she revived that first time. We did manage to beat her, but it was a damn close call. I am greatly looking forward to playing Grounded 2 in the near future.