I feel like there has been so much going on lately and I just don't seem to have time to blog about it all. I have pictures from weeks ago sitting on my computer just waiting to be gone through. Usually I am so on top of things like that. Not sure what is happening. I just seem to be picking up my computer less and less.
Anyway, while in Vegas, Connor and I went to the Lied Discovery Children's Museum. I had never been to a children's museum before, so I wasn't fully sure what to expect. My main fear was that everything would be way over Connor's head and he wouldn't enjoy himself. But, my fear turned out to be just that, fear. Connor had a great time. And I left feeling a tad bit jealous that we don't have a children's museum in our city.
There were two areas dedicated to toddlers. Connor had fun in those. But, I would have to say the highlights for him were the little city (especially the cash register at the grocery store) and the water tables. My kid has a serious love of water. I actually had to pry Connor away from both the cash register and the water table so we could do some more exploring.
I was impressed with the attention to detail put into the children's museum. Light switches at kid level, very realistic play city and the science area. Now, the science area was way over Connor's head. But I enjoyed playing around in it. You know, playing with shadows, experiencing a hurricane, playing games about healthy food. It was all fun and games for me! And given that Connor had just spent the past couple hours running around, he was content to sit in his stroller and give me a chance to have some fun.
Now I can't wait to go somewhere again that is home to a children's museum so we can once again go exploring. Either that, or just drive to one of the many cities in driving distance from me that actually houses a children's museum.
Showing posts with label Las Vegas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Las Vegas. Show all posts
Vegas
Connor checking out the view
We're in Vegas for a few days. Five to be exact. Ian had a conference to go to so Connor and I tagged along. Vegas isn't the most child friendly city out there. Small kids aren't even welcome at any of our hotel's restaurants. Thankfully, I thought ahead. I rented a car. That way Connor and I weren't stuck on the strip. Sure, we haven't done anything too exciting, but we have been able to go to the park, the grocery store and a really cute outdoor shopping area. And tomorrow we are going to hit up the children's museum. I have to admit though, besides the beautiful view and having someone make my bed every day, I am looking forward to heading home in a couple days. Malls and hotel rooms are no place to entertain a child.

