He explores the pebble and water play exhibit with his father Ryan.
This was his favorite.
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Kids love to play in the water, and he looks like he is having a fine time. Nice series.
ReplyDeleteHe loved the water exhibits best.
DeleteWhat a good place to take little ones. And big ones, apparently! I'd have fun in that water/pebbles exhibit myself.
ReplyDeleteThe adults kept excitedly calling to him to come and see the nest exhibit they discovered.
DeleteTwo handsome guys!
ReplyDeleteThey are.
DeleteLooks like a fun day. Cool beaners.
ReplyDeleteIt was.
DeleteLovely photo's.
ReplyDeleteKids just love playing with water ...
Happy Weekend Wishes
All the best Jan
Thanks Jan. Have a great weekend.
DeleteHe's adorable. And growing so quickly!
ReplyDeleteHe sure is, thanks.
DeleteHe looks an adorable little one having fun.
ReplyDeleteHe had a great time.
DeleteWatching a little one play and learn is the best thing we can experience. It makes us remember to try to see things through the eyes of a child.
ReplyDeleteThat's so true.
DeleteThey had places like that when I was little. They were so fun
ReplyDeleteI don't think we had those places when I was growing up.
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