Why major exhibitions should have a dedicated children's section

Stefano Monti of Monti&Taft proposes that major exhibitions should include a permanent kindergarten section, allowing parents to leave their children in a supervised, age-appropriate space without fixed schedules. This service, already common in international shopping centers, could attract families who otherwise avoid exhibitions due to children's needs. Monti argues that such a space would enable parents to enjoy the exhibition while children engage with museum content in a playful way, fostering post-visit family discussion. He distinguishes this from existing educational workshops, which have fixed timings and are often tied to permanent collections. The proposal appears in Artribune's Grandi Mostre #13.