I agree with some of you that Babies R Us has a wide selection of items. My problem is that they're out of them most of the time. I found this store useful for registry and right when my baby was born. But I don't recommend going through the hassle just for a few products. It's hard to find anyone to help you with your questions. You're better off doing your research online or even buying some of the products on line. Stores like Magic Beans have much better customer service and they're employees are very well informed when it comes to strollers, etc.

Sent people who showed up late or didn't show up, those who were sent were people I wasn't comfortable leaving my kids with. Lots of pressure to sign up for high priced options, placement fee is thousands of dollars. All they care about is the fee.

If you can obtsain discounted passes, this is a great outing. If not, it seems awefully expensive for how small and crowded it can get. Still, it is a fun day if your kids like fish like mine do!!

I went to the Discovery Museum with my toddler and infant. It was pretty easy to navigate with two small children. I didn't have to worry about my toddler wandering off or getting swept up in the crowd. She really liked the bubble/water room because it was similar to the Boston Children's Museum, but without all the big kids pushing her out of the way. (I recommend saving this room for last since you'll be very wet after visiting it.) On the downside, it's small and tight inside. You can't bring in a stroller, so if you've got a baby, bring the sling or baby carrier. We spent a little over an hour, and I felt like that was just the right amount of time. We didn't need to stay longer. I recommend getting library passes or going when you can get a discount because I don't think it's quite worth the price of full admission.

Likes... trails in the woods, hay ride, chicken coop is neat to visit, veggie & flower gardens to check out, big area for wandering around. Dislikes...larger veggie stand needed