The Boston Children’s Museum’s headline summer exhibit drops kids straight into A.A. Milne’s Hundred Acre Wood. Inside the Fort Point museum, the storybook geography gets built out room by room: Pooh’s house with honey to sort and Stoutness Exercises to try, Rabbit’s garden to tend, Owl’s library stocked for reading, a sandy pit for bouncing like Tigger and Roo, and Kanga’s kitchen where pretend pies come together.

It’s aimed squarely at the picture-book set — toddlers through early elementary — though parents who grew up on Pooh tend to linger too. Entry is included with regular museum admission, but you pick a timed slot when you book, and the museum layers on extras like storytimes, character visits, and a puzzle-room honey hunt for slightly older kids.