This was hands down the best AirBnB with kids experience we've ever had. The kids had a separate room at the back of the apartment (away from street noise) where it was nice and dark at night and our son, who has trouble sleeping, slept SO well! The apartment is STOCKED with toys- appropriate for many ages and our nearly 3 year old and our 7 year old had plenty to play with for the 2 weeks that we were there. Some of those toys have made it onto their Christmas lists too! This apartment is an easy walking distance to Parque Espana and Parque Mexico- both of which had great playgrounds for our kids. We went to one every day after dinner and before stopping at Benito Paletas (right by Parque Espana!) for the most amazing ice cream and paletas on our way home for the evening. (Seriously, try the affogato with cardamom ice cream there- it's incredible) There is a bakery/convenience store at the corner so we could grab milk/snacks/beer/whatever if we needed it- even super early or late. There are also always street vendors cooking delicious food outside of the bakery as a great lunch or quick dinner option. And if you're into Churros con chocolate, there is an El Moro location right by Parque Mexico (the original is in the historic city center) We would also HIGHLY recommend Clara y Ema it's a 5-7 minute walk away and has amazing breakfast sandwiches and good coffee. However, our favorite food in the neighborhood were the tacos at Las Costillas. It's 2 blocks from Monica's place and has green Coca-Cola awnings. It is almost ALWAYS busy in the afternoon and evening- with lots of locals too- and the food here was so so good. We tried it late in our trip and wished we had tried it earlier so we could have enjoyed it more times. If you want a fancier dinner out- we took Monica's recommendation and tried Casa Azul. The tortilla soup and mole enchiladas were highlights of all of the food we ate in CDMX. We needed stuff to do between eating everywhere so we also walked pretty easily to Chapultepec park for the zoo, the Castillo and the anthropology museum. Uber was safe, efficient and cost- effective way to get everywhere else we wanted to go in the city with our kids. If all this isn't enough to convince you to stay at Monica's house, here's a few more reasons. It was incredibly clean- and because we were there so long, she asked if she could clean it half way through our stay- and the incredible attention to detail really made me appreciate how much work she puts into making sure it immaculate. She also left us some basic breakfast foods and toiletries to use- including kid friendly shampoo/soap and towels! (Seriously, my kids WANTED to shower so they could use their princess/Spiderman soap and towels.) Monica was frequently around and super friendly and warm and made us feel at home. She responds very quickly to any question or concern and I felt much more comfortable in a new city knowing that I could reach out to her for anything we might need or any problem we might have. If you're lucky enough to be able to book this AirBnB for your stay in CDMX- Do it!