What If The Breakfast Club Were Parents Today?

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Ah, the nostalgia of the ’80s! If you were raised in that era, you likely know the iconic movie The Breakfast Club. I was just 14 when it hit theaters, navigating the highs and lows of teenage life alongside my peers. The film struck a chord with Generation X because it validated our struggles and the complexities of adolescence.

As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Breakfast Club, I can’t help but wonder how these beloved characters would fare as parents in today’s world. Would Claire the Princess be taken aback the first time she had to deal with a diaper disaster? Would Andy the Athlete be perplexed by a fussy baby? What about Brian the Brain—would he be a whiz at helping with math homework? And how would Allison the Basket Case manage her child’s social challenges?

Let’s take a playful look at how these characters might navigate parenthood:

The Brain

Meet Brian, now a dedicated Scoutmaster and a Deacon at his local church. He’s the kind of dad who relishes helping his kids with their Science Fair projects. Last year, he assisted his daughter in building a hovercraft that swept the competition, winning “Best in Show” at various levels.

The Athlete

Andy is the proud father of two sons deeply entrenched in competitive sports. From football to basketball and baseball, he’s the head coach or assistant for all their teams. His desk job allows him flexibility to attend every game and practice, ensuring he’s there for every moment.

The Basket Case

Allison has ventured through various paths—homeschooling, organic farming, and extreme couponing—before finding her niche as a successful mommy blogger. With nearly 80,000 followers on her blog’s Facebook page, she’s been featured on platforms like Huffington Post and Scary Mommy and is now penning her first book.

The Princess

Claire is a devoted stay-at-home mom who actively volunteers in her children’s schools. Recently finishing a term as PTA secretary, she also enjoys weekly tennis matches at the club and is involved in the Junior League.

The Criminal

John, a hardworking tradesman, is a divorced dad of one. When he’s not cheering for his son at basketball games, he can be found unwinding at the local bar. Interestingly, his son plays on the same travel team as one of Andy’s boys, and he occasionally runs into Claire around town.

How do you envision the characters from The Breakfast Club navigating parenthood?

In the spirit of reminiscing about the past, I’m off to dig out my leg warmers and Rubik’s Cube! Maybe I’ll even find a can of New Coke hiding somewhere!

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In summary, imagining how The Breakfast Club characters would have become parents today is a fun exercise in nostalgia. Each character likely brought their unique backgrounds and experiences into their parenting styles, making for a diverse set of family dynamics.


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