Visiting this unusual museum will be exciting not only for children but also for adults. Here, one can embark on a journey through childhood across different eras, starting from ancient times to the end of the 20th century. Antique toys made of clay, wood, and scraps attract attention, as well as dolls, books, and Christmas decorations. Visitors particularly fondly remember items from the Soviet era, which once were in every home.

The museum has a collection of drawings by the famous artist Elizaveta Böm, who often visited the estate of Bratkovo near Cherepovets during her childhood. An exhibition titled "A Little Bit of Everything, or the Mysteries of the Museum's Attic" has been created to reflect her work. It showcases the artist's favorite themes related to the world of children and rural life, which were dear and sympathetic to her.

The Children's Museum is one of the most visited in Cherepovets. Every day, dozens of young visitors come here to participate in the program "Museum for Children." The museum lessons differ from regular tours as they have an informational and practical focus. Children actively engage in the educational process: solving riddles, reciting poems, sculpting from clay and salt dough, mastering painting, and watching puppet shows.

For over 15 years, the museum has also worked with children with disabilities. They know how to make visits comfortable and interesting for guests with hearing, vision, and mental challenges.