Last week we visited the INK Museum in Gainesville, GA (Interactive Neighborhood for Kids) and we had a wonderful time (Claire had a blast, we enjoyed watching). The museum contains a series of rooms furnished as various commercial/public centers (restaurant, doctor's office, school, courtroom, dentist, bank, music room, etc.) as well as an antique fire truck, a hollowed airplane, a modern police car, a fiberglass cow with working udders, and much more. There were also several private birthday party rooms.
This was the perfect childrens' museum for kids that might be a tad too young for bigger ones like the Atlanta Children's Museum. We'd never seen anything like it and we look forward to visiting again.
Still learning how to wield the toy knife... it's effective but thank goodness for rubber
A fiberglass cow with rubber udders that squirt white water into foam in a bucket... who thought of that?
Doctor Claire gives Daddy a checkup
No early fantasies about our children becoming doctors... she just looks really cute
Man and Woman doctor puppets; the woman was Dr. Alli... obviously
Mommy shows Dr. Claire how to take care of baby
James enjoyed his naps that day, and was thankful he didn't have to play the patient
Claire practices brushing teeth
Say aaaaaaaahhhhhhh....
...and eeeeeeeeeeeeee
At the bank, there was an ATM and a desk. Claire knew exactly what to do.
(if you look really close, you notice that it's a computer mouse)
A tea party set! She knew exactly what to do with that.
Near the end of the day, why not unwind with some books
James had two naps, two snacks and a lot of cuddly time in Mommy's arms
Peek-a-boo!
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