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Andaz Mayakoba Introduces Kimbo Baby for Families with Young Children

by Aoife O'Riordan

Apr 13, 2022

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Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya

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introduced Kimbo Baby for family travelers vacationing with infants or toddlers. The new offering marks just the latest addition to the resort’s extensive family-friendly offerings.

 

Kimbo Baby provides for guests ages 3 months–4 years, allowing just four babies and toddlers at a time to ensure each child receives plenty of adult supervision from the resort’s trained childcare team. Kimbo Baby features cribs decorated with traditional Mexican tassels and a variety of safe, age-appropriate baby and toddler toys. The Kimbo Baby team can also give bottles and change diapers, and guests can book three-hour sessions for their children.

 

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Kimbo Baby isn’t the only family-friendly feature on site. The resort also offers the complimentary Kimbo Kids Club for kids ages 4 and up. Kimbo Kids Club offers meditation and yoga, Spanish classes, treasure hunts and local history lessons. For kids of all ages, Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya also offers in-room babysitting services.

 

For adventures with kids 4 years and older, embark on the kids’ eco-cruise around Mayakoba lagoon to witness the plants and animals native to the region’s ecosystem. The resort also includes a daily activity calendar with events like Mexican candy tasting, pinata-making classes, Mayan board games, water games and kids’ yoga classes.

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