Parents constantly find themselves cleaning up their children's mess: food from the high chair, table, walls, ceiling, and even the dog after a meal. A new study suggests that by making all that mess, children are learning. This study found that fast and effective learning involves being open to new and unfamiliar cues, such as those that come from touching and smelling things for the first time. The more receptive the brain is to such information, the faster the child learns about her environment, thus fostering creativity, discovery and learning.

As an ambassador of creativity, the children's museum (Museo de los niños / Mn) joins the side of the little ones, creating a logo and a chaotic graphic identity, which never maintains the same order in its elements. A simple design that puts the protagonists of the museum on the stage in photographs where they are seen creating, exploring and learning within the beautiful and enriching disaster that adults so abhor.