Meera Sheth 

Although the space is small, it is smartly-designed with different sections that split activities to ensure the crowd is divided across the area. Under the guidance of trained floor assistants, the 90-minute session begins at the donut slide and trampoline. The adjacent palaeontology section is where the edutainment experience begins. Yashvi attempts every activity, giving us her three best picks from the experience. And after all that activity, when hunger strikes, Sheth assures us that the fare served at the cafeteria will include millets, fruits and veggies; there won’t be any maida-based or junk food.

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Playseum Children’s Museum
Opens June 7; 11 am to 8 pm 
At Playseum Children’s Museum, 7th floor, DLH Mangal Murthi Building, Linking Road, Santacruz West. 
Call 9819195777 
Log on to @playseum.in 
Entry Rs 1,100 on weekdays; Rs 1,200 on weekends (for a 90-minute session)

The Guide’s Top 3 picks

Information about the water models are inscribed near them 

1)   The fun flow water system: Yashvi learns how the water system works through a miniature model that includes dams, water wheels and a small pond where she tries her hand at fishing with a magnetic fishing rope and tiny rubber fishes. 
Scoreboard: 3/5

The cave also has placards containing information about fossils

2) Palaeontology cave: The sand area inside the cave gives the child a hands-on experience of excavating fossils with a set of excavation tools such as brushes available inside the cave along with a Stegosaurus bone puzzle that engages the mind in a fun learning activity. 
Scoreboard: 3.5/5

A floor assistant helps children access the helicopter simulator

3) Helicopter simulator: The helicopter simulator allows Yashvi to learn how to fly a helicopter through a VR gaming experience that has different simulation options such as the dinosaur age to fly her chopper into.
Scoreboard: 3/5