Thomas Trutschel/Photothek/Getty ImagesWhen I was 6, I remember packing my well-worn copy of the official Pokémon handbook in my backpack so I could read it (for the millionth time) during after-school care. I asked my second-grade crush on a date to see Pokémon The Movie 2000 in theaters (his name was Bradley, and I thought he was so cute). I watched and rewatched my three VHS tapes of Pokémon Indigo League, and collected more than my fair share of Pikachu merch. I was a Pokémon diehard like so many of us were in the late ‘90s and early 2000s.And 30 years later, I’m happy to say my son is too...
The Joy Of Sharing A Nostalgic Hobby With Your Kid
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