Baby Play Area: Santa Fe Children’s Museum

Exploring the Santa Fe Children's Museum with Baby: A Safe & Fun Space for Littles

This dedicated area is filled with developmentally-appropriate toys that support both gross and fine motor skills. From push toys and puzzles to busy boards and manipulatives, there’s plenty to engage your little one’s curiosity. And best of all? This shoe-free zone ensures a clean and cozy space for babies to roam freely.

One of the best things about the Baby Zone? You don’t have to worry about older kids running wild and accidentally knocking over your little explorer. (Though let’s be honest—M wouldn’t mind a little wrestling match with Kuya C! 😆) The space is enclosed behind a wooden gate, providing a secure and stress-free environment for parents and caregivers.

If you need a quiet moment to feed or snuggle, the Baby Zone includes a designated nursing-friendly area so you can relax and recharge while your baby plays.

If you’re looking for an extra special outing, check out Wee Wednesdays at the museum—featuring storytime for little ones at 10:30 AM. It’s a sweet way to introduce your baby to books, songs, and social play in a welcoming setting.

So if you’re looking for a baby-friendly adventure in Santa Fe, the Baby Zone at Santa Fe Children’s Museum is a must-visit! Have you been? Let me know what your little one loved most!

Plan Your Visit

Before heading to the museum, here are the current hours and admission details:

Museum Hours:

Monday & Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday to Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Note: On Thursdays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, admission is free for all visitors.

Admission Prices:

New Mexico Residents:

Adults: $12.00

Children: $9.00

Senior Citizens (65+): $8.00

Out-of-State Residents:

Adults: $14.00

Children: $11.00

Senior Citizens (65+): $8.00

Children under the age of one receive free admission.