I'm not sure how, but I failed to remember that we change time zones when we go to Indianapolis. When you have kids you suddenly loathed time changes! We actually have been trying to stay on our own time zone. To sum it up...kids went to bed at 830 which is actually 730 and we went to bed at midnight which is actually 11, Sweet Pea woke up at 500 which is really 4 and didn't go back down until 5?? No wait 6😒 and then we slept in until 830 - awesome 😃 but wait that's still 730 - which is no different from home 😞. So we got to the museum at 1045 but really 945 so we got to eat late at 1 which is 12, but Sweet Pea got tired fast after that and so we left at 2 which is really 1. (Are you keeping up?). But only slept 45 min which is 1 hour too short...so are we still on central time or Eastern? Oh how I hate you "time change" Peanut says: Every time we get to the elevator at the hotel, Peanut asks is we are going to use the "ups elator". I love it
We went down to Carmel's Art & Design District. On our way, this butterfly came over. I can't believe it let her touch it...multiple times
Then we pass this piece of art
She shoved her hand up his nose each time - classy toddler appreciating the arts
Throughout the district, were different statues.
Immediately they became friends
The children's museum was awesome. Very family and young kid oriented. You think this is inherent all things considering, but this put most kid tourist attractions to shame.
Bathrooms with some stalls that are child size & lower hand washing stations, multiple (not just one) family restrooms, food court with toddler, child and adult portion choices (brilliant!) and breast feeding rooms if moms want privacy option.
Here are some highlights
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