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  • A toddler in a striped t shirt walks across lava rock on top of Pacaya Volcano in Antigua, Guatemala.
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    The Best Travel Shoes for Kids: Tested by Our Two World Explorers

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 5, 2025December 11, 2025

    After one too many stubbed toes, lost sandals, and “Moooom, my feet hurt!” meltdowns in the middle of ancient ruins, I learned the hard way: not all kid shoes are made for travel. As a mom who’s schlepped car seats and cranky toddlers through airports, chased preschoolers through mountain trails, and pushed a stroller over approximately…

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  • A women in an orange hat stands next to a child in a striped shirt and blue hat. She is carrying a toddler. They are at the top of Pacaya Volcano and hiked it together in Guatemala.
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    Everything You Need to Know to Hike Pacaya Volcano, Guatemala

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 2, 2025September 2, 2025

    Imagine standing on a ridge of black volcanic rock, warm steam rising from cracks in the earth, a marshmallow slowly toasting over a fumarole while the sky glows pink behind an active volcano. Welcome to Pacaya. Just a short drive from both Antigua and Guatemala City, Volcán Pacaya offers one of the most accessible and unforgettable volcanic hiking experiences in…

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  • A toddler in a blue shirt and green shorts stands holding an orange toy, gazing at the dramatic earthquake-damaged ruins of Convento de la Recolección in Antigua Guatemala. Crumbling stone walls and fallen arches tower around, showcasing the raw, historic beauty that makes this one of the best ruins in Antigua Guatemala
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    Best Ruins in Antigua Guatemala with Kids: A Family-Friendly Guide

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 1, 2025November 17, 2025

    Antigua, Guatemala might be known for its cobblestone charm and colorful facades—but for my kids, it was the ruins that really sparked their imagination. Wandering through centuries-old convents and cathedrals felt like stepping into a storybook. As a solo mom traveling with little ones, I wasn’t sure how much “historical sightseeing” we’d actually manage. But to…

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  • Young kid hands that are quite dirty are holding 6 macadamia nuts that were picked up on the Valhalla Macadamia farm in Antigua, Guatemala. It's a great kid friendly tour.
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    How To Visit Valhalla Macadamia Farm With Kids: What I Liked & Disliked

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 29, 2025September 2, 2025

    Have you been wondering whether Valhalla Macadamia Farm near Antigua, Guatemala is worth a visit with your kids? I was right there with you, curious and a little unsure if dragging two kids out to a nut farm would be more “are we there yet?” than “wow, this is amazing!” But after spending a morning there with my family,…

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  • A woman and two children stand on a giant moss-covered hand sculpture that juts out over a lush green valley in Hobbitenango, Guatemala. In the background, the dramatic peaks of Volcano Agua and Volcano Fuego rise beneath a brilliant blue sky streaked with wispy clouds.
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    How to Visit Hobbitenango with Kids: A Family Guide from Antigua

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 28, 2025September 2, 2025

    Is Hobbitenango Worth Visiting with Kids? Our Honest Family Experience in Antigua, Guatemala If you’re planning a family trip to Antigua, Guatemala, chances are you’ve come across photos of whimsical hobbit houses nestled in the mountains—welcome to Hobbitenango. As a traveling family passionate about raising curious and resilient global citizens, we’re always on the lookout…

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  • 13 Travel Essentials with Toddlers: What We Use on Every Trip
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    13 Travel Essentials with Toddlers: What We Use on Every Trip

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 27, 2025January 16, 2026

    Sometimes, traveling with a baby or toddler is kind of like trying to do a complicated math problem, sleep-deprived, wearing someone else’s backpack, and singing “Wheels on the Bus” on repeat. You’re chasing adventure,  while simultaneously Googling “Is baby poop supposed to look like that in Guatemala?” (Yes, this is actually in my Google history)  I…

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  • A group of children from multiples different background and ages walks along a dirt road in San Juan La Laguna, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Making friendships across borders is one reason why kids should travel.
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    Why Kids Should Travel: 7 Ways Traveling Helps Children Grow

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 22, 2025December 11, 2025

    When I first started traveling internationally with little ones in tow, I got a lot of skeptical looks—and a lot of questions. “Won’t they be too young to remember?” “Isn’t it exhausting?” “Why not wait until they’re older?” I get it. Traveling with young children isn’t glamorous, and it definitely doesn’t always go to plan….

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  • A toddler plays with wooden toy cars and puzzles on the floor of a clinic or pediatric waiting room, with a green wall-mounted activity board in the background. The scene conveys a child-friendly healthcare environment, ideal for addressing medical emergencies abroad with kids.
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    How to Prepare for Medical Emergencies Abroad with Kids

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 16, 2025January 28, 2026

    Full Passport Family contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through one of our links, at no extra cost to you. We only recommend products, services, and experiences we genuinely use or believe in. Your support helps us keep sharing resources and stories to help families…

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  • A picture of luggage for our emergency evacuation with kids from the DRC. There is one small suitcase, a duffle bag, and a diaper backpack, a carseat and two pairs of shoes.
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    How an Emergency Evacuation With Kids Shaped My View of Travel

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 13, 2025January 28, 2026

    Why I still believe in traveling with kids, even after an emergency evacuation On January 28, 2025, I stood in my home in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, knowing we were about to leave it all behind and unsure if we’d ever come back. It was surreal. Just days earlier, we had been living our…

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  • A smiling mother sits in a colorful red tuk tuk with her two young children, including a toddler in a leopard-print carrier, highlighting a joyful moment of travel with toddlers in a unique local vehicle.
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    Is It Worth It to Travel with Toddlers and Babies Internationally?

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH May 11, 2025December 2, 2025

    “It’s too hard.”“They won’t remember it.”“Isn’t that dangerous?” If you’ve said (or heard) any of these, you’re in good company, we’ve heard it often too. Dragging a car seat through customs while sleep-deprived and crossing your fingers that the baby doesn’t scream through the whole flight? Not exactly what vacation dreams are made of, yet…

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