New Science Center exhibit

[ketchupnmustard]

Would you take your kid to see this?

***WARNING*** Some of these pics may be a bit unsettling.

Pictures: Body Worlds - WHO

 

[hiltonisheaven]

I don't have kids but my wife and I are going to go see it. Not any more graphic than the text books in my opinion.

 

[2020cy]

Looks more appropriate for the art center.

 

[Ozclone]

Would you take your kid to see this?

***WARNING*** Some of these pics may be a bit unsettling.

Pictures: Body Worlds - WHO

I took my kids to it several years ago. They actually asked me to go and one was under 10 at the time. I wasn't planning on taking them until they asked, but it was very educational, and we all learned a lot. I highly recommend it and I think that kids who are interested in going don't seem to have a problem, but I wouldn't force a kid who didn't want to go.

 

[3TrueFans]

Mine's probably a little too young, but if he were a little older I would for sure if he wanted to, not like I'd drag him to it though.

 

[CycloneSupt6]

I saw this exhibit in Chicago a few years ago. It is actually very cool.

 

[canker2323]

I saw this exhibit in Chicago a few years ago. It is actually very cool.

I went to this in Chicago too. I recommend checking it out. It's pretty cool. When I went they had a body on horse.

It looks like you can touch a couple of the displays. You couldn't do that at the Chicago exhibit.

 

[cyclone13]

Saw it couple of years ago in Minny. Very interesting, but not for everyone (some people vehemently opposed to this exhibitions due to various reasons).

 

[BooneCy]

Saw it in Chicago with my kids, and I wondered if they would get freaked out. They actually didn't and thought it was neat.

 

[Psiclone]

I definitely want to see it, though it will bring back memories of my part-time job of autopsy assistant while I was in law school.

 

[aeroclone]

Had a similar exhibit called Bodies Revealed a couple summers ago in KC. I went to check it out, thought it was well worth the trip.