We’re watching the show as a family, and I’m learning new things right alongside my kiddo.
is named after mathematician and engineer Ada Lovelace. Getting kids interested in STEM is a passion of Calandrelli’s.Moms.com
, “I think the society that we live in, in general is just becoming more technologically advanced. And that technology is advancing at such a rapid pace, right, that in order for us to keep up, we need the next generation to be more scientifically literate than we were.” Plus, Calandrelli understands the importance of representation. She wants to make sure young girls see someone on their screen who is like them. “When I was growing up, I didn’t have a lot of female role models and science to look up to. It’s just hard to not be able to see yourself in this field that you find interesting,” she told. The need for representation is even more important to her because she is a mom to a little girl herself.
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