Museo Pambata

We went to the place one week before the classes start ,we arrive 30 minutes before 12 noon,the desk receptionist who issues tickets told us that there will be a lunch break from 12:00 pm to 1 pm and that we can go inside now and leave for lunch then come back again.so i just decided to wait na lang as we wait we took some picture of that old huge broken down helicopter, still a part of the museum's attractions.

As soon as we were inside, I started snapping pictures of my kids. Our first stop, the Filipiniana section. Lots of interesting things here but there's not much a small kid can do.in the other room there was a huge aquarium,a mangrove and nipa hut!a replica of church and filipino heroes room.

There are lots of good stuff there on the 2nd floor. The human body is the first exhibit. There's a huge face with carpeted tongue sticking out welcoming curious onlookers. You can pass through the mouth to get inside but myka was squeamish and didn't want to get in Inside, there are huge representations of body parts. Kids will learn the purpose of each organs with plastic veins protruding.

Our next stop is where My  kids started to enjoy our trip. We passed by play stores with props to match. there was a market,a kubo,carinderia where my daughter stayed longer.there was a fire truck and a pharnacy.next we have the Science section and the mini library!mykie was really amazed as we enter the science room they enjoyed the piano!

the whole visit is great,they really enjoy,ate mykie was crying pa when were about to leave the premises! it was very educational tour i really suggest this place to visit. they are open  tuesday to saturday and closed every monday! their entrance fee was reasonable for 100 pesos!