“…Parents' unique knowledge about their children is particularly effective in prompting children's interest in museum exhibits as parents often relate objects to children's past experiences (Callanan et al, 2017;Dockett et al, 2011). Shared reminiscing prompts cognitive and language development, enriching children's familiarity with narrative and prompting autobiographical memory (Degotardi et al, 2019). Several studies report how stories, as familiar and enjoyable aspects of children's everyday culture, can be particularly effective in enhancing children's engagement, learning, and recall (Anderson et al, 2002;Hope, 2018), particularly if stories appeal to children's imagination and are 138…”