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Imagine this: A beautiful beach wedding. Children are on the guest list. A Zen garden is waiting for them. What could these three things possibly have in common? More than you might think. When children attend weddings, the usual goal is to keep them occupied. They may receive coloring pages, toys, or a few activities to help them pass the time. There is nothing wrong with that, but I believe we can go further. Children can experience the heart of a wedding, too. For a beach

Whenever I walk into an adult-centered exhibit, event or beautifully designed space, I immediately begin thinking about children. What are the essential pieces of this experience? Why are we here? What are we being invited to notice, feel or think about? Then I consider how those pieces can be presented in a way that children can understand and genuinely engage with, without changing the purpose or atmosphere of the original experience. That is at the heart of what I do as a

When most people think about visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art with kids , they imagine a quiet space where children must walk slowly, whisper, and try not to touch anything. But museums can actually become incredible places for curiosity, imagination, and exploration. The secret is knowing where to look . New York City museums are full of unexpected spaces where children can connect with art in creative ways — even in rooms that were never designed with kids in mind. O