Make meals and car rides more engaging when you toss out one of these questions to family members.

1. Since 1987, March has been Women’s History Month in the US. It’s a time to remember and pay tribute to the role women have played in shaping the history and culture of our country. What women in your life would you like to honor and why?

2. Humpback whale songs follow patterns that are similar to human language, according to new studies. Male humpback whales produce sounds in a complex sequence, known as a song. A song can be up to 30 minutes long and may be repeated for hours. As with human language, the whales’ songs are culturally transmitted, meaning they’re learned from others. What do you imagine whales talk about with each other?

3. People traveled thousands of miles—and spent thousands of dollars—to see Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour live, and the internet was flooded with advice on how to capture that perfect photo or video of the show. Fans posted more than 1.9 million videos of the tour on TikTok. Some people say this is just our new reality, but others feel that we should keep our phones in our pockets or bags when seeing a live performance. What do you think? Should phones be banned at concerts? Your child can vote in our big debate.

We’ve been gathering around the Eagle Cam to see the fluffy little eaglets hatched in California to bald eagle mates Jackie and Shadow. The new parents have famously been appearing on a live cam in Big Bear, California, since 2018. The first eaglets were hatched on March 3 and 4, and a third one emerged from its shell on March 8. Jackie and Shadow can be seen feeding and caring for the chicks in their nest.

Wait—kids are getting lunch delivered to school?! Uber Eats and DoorDash are making teachers’ days even more challenging. (Parents)

It’s been five years since Covid lockdowns began, but the baked feta pasta craze remains fresh in my mind. You too? (New York Times)

Adorable new trend alert! “Baby’s first hibachi” videos are storming social media, and boy are they cute. (Parade)

“On the field, I rely on my teammates and they help me out. If I make a mistake, it’s OK. Every pass doesn’t define me. Even away from soccer, I’ve learned to lean on my teammates. You can’t do everything on your own.” —Hannah McLaughlin, a soccer player at Vanderbilt University

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