Photo Friday: the Museum of Childhood
Thanks to Debbie at Delicious Baby for hosting and coordinating Photo Friday. Go and take a look at the other wonderful Friday photos from around the world.
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Thanks to Debbie at Delicious Baby for hosting and coordinating Photo Friday. Go and take a look at the other wonderful Friday photos from around the world.
Looks like a great place to catch up with friends while kids are busy with their toys. My son would love that race car table.
looks like kids would have a blast there! thanks for sharing.
We have a Children’s Museum here in Seattle and even though my boys are now a little too old to enjoy it, we spent many, many pleasant times there when they were younger.
Thanks for sharing.
I wonder what the revamped place looks like. I love the way your son has similar faces in both pictures – that look of deep concentration as he figures out the mechanics of it all.
Yes – I’ve been there just to check it out when I was in the area – it’s a great place for families and I love the fact that it’s quite self-contained – not easy to get lost for tinies.
What’s the target age range for the museum? Is it mainly for young children? Looks like a fun place!
@Glennia The museum is for kids of all ages and has attractions to suit the different age groups
@ Cate Yes he was trying to take it all in. I will write a feature about the revamped museum next week with some video footage.
I absolutely love the name of that museum!
The idea to have a space that is entertaining and comfortable for both children and adults is wonderful. I’ll look forward to your follow up post as well.
I think I’d be all about the hat corner!
That looks like a great place to be a kid!
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