It had a beach! |
Mommy closed her eyes and pretended it was real. |
I had to tackle him to keep him from climbing on the table and knocking over the impressive block structure in the middle of the table. |
He was overwhelmed. |
Toothbrush practice |
JD was not a fan of the bird's nest even after I told him it was Big Bird's. |
Too many JDs to handle! |
Get me outta here! |
The calming sensory room worked! |
Some of the instruments on display were seriously old ("old" in a cool museum way- not in an outdated toy way), and the kids could play on them! |
It bothered him that he couldn't sit and reach the controls at the same time, so he didn't spent much time here. |
And the slide was a bit slow (notice the not-blurry pic from my not-that-great camera). |
He ran from one thing to the next. |
He crossed this bridge every time he came to it. |
This is about as close to riding a real motorcycle as I want him to get! |
With our membership, we also get into children's museums all over the world. Anyone up for a play date in New Zealand?
Your museum looks AWESOME. Our's is small and always packed. And since I'm not a fan of crowd's we don't go very often. I'm such a killjoy.
ReplyDeleteOur cute little local children's museum has a reciprocal membership with the LI Children's Museum! I'm planning to buy a membership as soon as the weather stops being such a PAIN IN THE ASS and we can actually get out of the house once in a while. You should come up and visit :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to take Fi to the children's museum. I gotta look for one near me. How far into Long Island is it?
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