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  • Two young kids stand at the entrance of Iximche in Guatemala, a site with Maya ruins. There is a large stone structure with a Mayan writing on it and trees behind it.
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    Iximché Guatemala: What to Know Before Visiting with Kids

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH July 14, 2025September 2, 2025

    If you’re looking for a peaceful and meaningful cultural site near Antigua, Iximché  Guatemala is a hidden gem that’s perfect for families with kids. A visit to Iximché  combines outdoor adventure, hands-on learning, and cultural depth. In the three months that I’ve been living in Guatemala with my two young kids, I visit to Iximché…

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  • A few boats float in the water in Lake Atitlan. Going by boat is one of the ways to reach the towns around the lake.
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    How to Get to Lake Atitlán with Kids: Shuttles, Boats, and Travel Tips

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH July 12, 2025September 2, 2025

    What we wish we knew before the winding roads, boat rides, and early morning arrivals Getting to Lake Atitlán isn’t always straightforward, especially with little kids in tow, a backpack full of snacks, and a baby who decides to nap just as you hit the switchbacks. But after making the trip multiple times (most recently as a…

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  • A green cup of iced matcha and a white cookie sit on a wooden table at Arista Cafe. In the background is a tree and pink chair. This is in Antigua, Guatemala which has many cafes.
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    Hidden Gem Cafes in Antigua Guatemala You Don’t Want To Miss

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH July 11, 2025September 2, 2025

    There’s something magical about wandering the cobblestone streets of Antigua. Yes, the colonial ruins are awe-inspiring. But for me, the real joy of exploring this city was what waited behind unassuming doors. Through a random door, you’ll enter into airy courtyards filled with climbing vines and bubbling fountains, rooftop terraces with sweeping volcano views, and…

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  • One of the exhibits at the Guatemala City's Children's Museum. There is a planet hanging in the air and most of the exhibit is yellow and red. A small toddler looks up at the planet.
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    Guatemala City Children’s Museum: What We Loved & the One Rule That Drove Us Nuts

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH July 6, 2025September 2, 2025

    Traveling through Guatemala with two little kids means constantly balancing adventure with kid-friendly structure and a good children’s museum can be a welcome play space for everyone. On a weekday morning in Guatemala City, we decided to explore the Museo de los Niños, a colorful, hands-on children’s museum tucked into the heart of the city. It…

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  • two young children watch baboons play at the Aurora Zoo in Guatemala City. This is a great stop if you're spending time in Guatemala City with kids.
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    La Aurora Zoo Guatemala: What Families Should Know Before Visiting

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH July 5, 2025September 2, 2025

    When you’re traveling with little kids, sometimes you just need an easy win, a place where animals, snacks, and space to run all come together. In Guatemala City, La Aurora Zoo delivers on a lot of that. It’s big, stroller-friendly, affordable, and full of surprises (including dozens of free-roaming peacocks). But after spending several hours navigating the…

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  • A lively street in San Juan La Laguna near Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, decorated with rows of colorful umbrellas hanging above and vibrant painted stripes on the cobblestone path. Local shops, artisan stands, and a joyful child posing in front add energy to the scene, capturing the festive and artistic spirit of Lake Atitlán travel.
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    The Family Guide to Lake Atitlán Travel: Where to Go, What to Avoid, and How to Plan

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 27, 2025September 2, 2025

    There’s a reason Lake Atitlán has been called one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, but let’s be real, that doesn’t mean getting there with two young kids is easy. Between windy mountain roads (with two carsick kids), early mornings, and mystery illnesses, our two weeks at Lake Atitlán were full of both…

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  • A young boy in a bathing suit stands in the water at Las Cristalinas beach in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala.
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    Can You Swim in Lake Atitlán? A Family Travel Warning

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 26, 2025September 2, 2025

    Our honest take after rashes, doctor visits, and lessons learned the hard way Before our trip to Lake Atitlán, I imagined refreshing swims surrounded by volcanoes, my kids laughing as they splashed in the water, maybe a peaceful float with a toddler in tow. Reality? Not so much. After two weeks at the lake, and…

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  • A toddler stands in front a wall of cotton fabric dyed with natural colors. A woman in traditional Guatemalan shirt and skirt kneels next to the toddler. They are in a class learning about traditional textiles.
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    Guatemala with Kids Made Easy: A Practical Family Travel Guide

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 23, 2025September 2, 2025

    I’ll be honest, traveling to Guatemala solo with young kids wasn’t part of the original plan. But life, motherhood, and an emergency evacuation from the Congo have a way of rewriting our plans. And I’m so glad they did. Visiting Guatemala with kids turned out to be one of the most welcoming, beautiful, and family…

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  • A toddler runs to a playground and behind the playground is colonial ruins. This is Antigua, Guatemala, a great family friendly destination.
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    Things to Do in Antigua With Kids: 9 Best Playgrounds to Visit

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 13, 2025September 2, 2025

    Exploring Antigua, Guatemala with kids is a beautiful blend of history, culture, and everyday adventure. But as any parent knows, even the most magical colonial architecture and scenic volcano views can only hold a child’s attention for so long. That’s where finding the right places to play becomes essential. After living, traveling, and parenting abroad…

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  • Tostones (fried plantains) and guacamole on a black plate. This is an appetizer at La Finca Azotea restaurant in Antigua.
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    Where to Eat in Antigua with Kids: 7 Family-Friendly Restaurants You’ll Love

    ByJENNY NAKATA MSW/MPH June 11, 2025September 2, 2025

    Antigua, Guatemala is known for its colorful streets, colonial charm, and vibrant culinary scene. For families visiting Antigua with kids, it offers more than just beautiful views and cultural experiences—it’s also a place where food and family fun go hand in hand. As a parent traveling with little ones, finding restaurants that balance good food…

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