In my mind it wouldn’t be that difficult to make a museum more blind friendly in fact I’ve literally been to museums that have done a much better job addressing accessibility for blind visitors. You would think such a well known establishment in the middle of New York City would have this on lock but here we are once again wishing there was a better way to make this a more inclusive experience. It’s ok though cause I lasted mentally about 30 mins but after that all the descriptions and things started to blend together and I had to find the joy of seeing through my daughters eyes. Hearing her excitement and letting her guide me around was all worth it I guess I just get a little frustrated that I can’t teach her more myself. Like if there was even the smallest portion of the signs in braille it could make it easier for me to even pretend I know what I’m talking about to her. Because of the overstimulation factor we only scratched the surface of what this museum had to offer but then aga...