NetflixStranger Things and its nostalgia-fueled (and nightmarish) romp through childhood has deeply affected us all. For some, it’s a reminder of ‘80s childhoods when everything felt possible. For others, it reflects the kind of childhoods we want our children to have — where everything still feels possible.And I don’t mean “everything” like demogorgons and demo-bats and upside-down worlds controlled by a murdering, out-of-this-world psychotic creature. When my oldest daughter asked if she could watch Stranger Things, I was worried she’d find it too scary or too intense. What I wasn’t expectin...

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