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The Best Beach in Playa del Carmen for Little Kids
A mom-approved guide to Playa Esmeralda Playa del Carmen has no shortage of beaches, but not all of them are easy with toddlers. Some have strong waves, some feel overcrowded, and some make you question why you even left the house with children who hate sand until suddenly they don’t. But then there’s Playa Esmeralda. It’s one of the few beaches in Playa that feels gentle, shallow, and perfect for little ones who want to splash, dig, and explore without giving you a heart att
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Dec 93 min read


A Stress-Free Guide to Visiting the Mérida Zoo with littles
Affordable, fun, and surprisingly peaceful. This is one of the easiest family outings you can do in Mérida. One of my favorite things about raising kids in Mexico is how many family-friendly places exist that don’t cost a fortune. The Mérida Zoo is one of those spots. It’s free to enter, easy to navigate, and perfect for toddlers who want to walk, explore, and point at every single animal like it’s the first time they’ve ever seen one. If you’re visiting Mérida or planning a
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Dec 93 min read


A Stress-Free Guide to Visiting Chichén Itzá with little kids.
When we moved to Mexico, visiting Chichén Itzá became one of those bucket list experiences I couldn’t wait to share with the kids. But let’s be honest. Doing a UNESCO World Heritage site with a 4-year-old and a 3-year-old is very different than doing it in your backpacking twenties. This guide is the version I wish I had when we first went. T he version that respects naps, snacks, and everyone’s sanity. The version made for real families, not the ones who somehow keep white o
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Dec 93 min read

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