Wolter, all due respect, but I think we all learned from Clark Griswold that getting everyone personalized berets for an Eiffel run is the way to go.

My personal tip for visiting Paris with children: Check out the aquarium near the Eiffel tower!! There is plenty of jellyfish, sharks etc., children love that :)

you should try "la cité des sciences" in Paris. It's a museum about sciences and it's kid friendly

For kids (and adults too!) there's Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, the largest science park in Europe, at Parc de la Villette that's very interactive. It even has a real submarine! You can also take the kids to Musée des Arts et Métiers, the Musée de la Magie (Museum of Magic), the Aquarium de Paris, Jardin Des Plantes, the amusement park (in summer) by rue de Rivoli beside the Louvre, and of course, just as a last resort, Disneyland Paris

I recommend they start reading Proust at age 4

Appreciate your hardwork👏 ❣️

Thank you for all of your short and to the point videos!! You give fantastic highlights and great tips! I've used your videos for traveling all over europe. Thanks again!

I am also planning to visit Paris with my daughter in February, and your information has been very helpful. Thank you.

Thank you for this information

Oh now I can tell Marc something! When you come from the Les Invalides side and walk toward the Eiffel Tower on your right side behind the Busch is a rather big playground. The perfect place to enjoy the view as a parent and let your 1 to probably 6 years old also enjoy. 😀

I really like this! We have a baby and are figuring out how to travel with a child in general. Thanks for the tips!

Thank you for this

Good tip on the cartoons! This works for many places.

Mark something I highly recommend for children (ages 5 - 10) in Paris is a puppet show, featuring the little rascally character Guingol (pro: Geen-yol). There are several in Paris (and Lyon). My favorite is Théâtre Guignol Anatole at the Parc Butte de Chaumont. And it's a great park for strolling. Everyone will be happy there. And parents will enjoy the show too. Especially the reactions of French children to the show! Oh and please don't show the 'lovelocks'. They have already ruined one bridge in Paris. See the Honest Guides on lovelocks. They are not an old tradition. And they are also a tourist scam (being sold to tourists) and are a waste of resources and money. They weigh tons! No exaggeration. And they destroy the beauty of cities.

Thanks for sharing 👍, I'll be there next month

I haven't watched in a while and I really missed watching your videos w your family! Thanks for always uploading frequently

Very good work mind-blowing presentation ❤️ Love from INDIA 👍

Thanks for this video Wolter! I went to Paris this year but wondered if I should bring my daughters next year. Thanks for answering some of my questions!

Paris with ones kids looks fun!

wolter id love to go to America some time - thank you for all your videos. i fidn them very useful from your friends in Ireland 🇮🇪

Great video! I just got back from a Eurotrip including Paris with my little one (18 months!) Can’t wait to bring him back when he’s a bit older. I loved that at some museums they had a dedicated special assistance line for disabled people and people with strollers etc! We got to skip a horrendous queue at The Louvre 🙊 I would say that timing museum visits for nap times, when that worked out it was happy days! And changing my mindset like I’m not going to get to spend too long here that helped me. Also the buses you can wheel your stroller right on instead of dealing with the metro steps. The Pompidou centre was really fun with their special kid area. Such a fabulous city!

Looooove Paris

My biggest questions are: 1. can I walk to all places and take the subway with a stroller??? 2. Is open and safe the subway during the early night to go with kids? 3 is easy to take a taxi? (All in Christmas time)

That clip of the woman looking disdainfully at your son in the metro tho! 😂😂

Thanks for the video Wolters, do you know if they have storage facility for folding umbrella stroller at the bottom of Eiffel Tower ?

Are the kids free in museums? I'm going with my 14 yo in a couple of weeks. Love your videos- awesome info!

Hello, I have recently found your channel and I am thinking why it took so long to find me your outstanding videos? You guys are awesome and had great content. Love to see some suggestions for kids friendly places in France. We are traveling to France in late May with our 2 kids (2 and 5 year) and just wanted your opinion if that can be doable? We saw your video about mistake to avoid and we wanted to spend more days in Paris. Day-1-5: Paris Day-6-7: Versailles and Lyon Day-8-9: Nice, Cannes Day-10: Monaco day trip Day-11: Return back Please advise because we have 2 small kids and suggest if we can omit some city but we like to go Nice, Cannes and Monaco for sure. Thanks a lot in advance

Best tip: don't leave any kids behind or they'll be Home Alone.

2:14 a man who has truely traveled with children.

Great video. What hotel would you recommend for a family of 4 with a 9 and a 7 year old.

Any recommendations for Paris apartments for rent during our stay? Where to look? Safer Arrondissements? Many thanks in advance.

Hi, I loved your video and I had already seen a more general video on travelling with children made by Jocelyn. Inspiring! But...I don't understand where I can find the activities you talk about such as the painting class or children's tours...

Hi, do you have restaurant recommendation that's kids friendly and also French cuisine? All I got from kids-friendly-restaurants search are Italian / burgers...

Is it acceptable to ask for items like butter pasta in restaurants in Paris?

Do you think it is safe to travel around paris with kids using public transport ie metro and buses?

Give kids a drop of champagne so they would stay still 😂

How old are you kidd now?

Some advice, dont Wear italy branded cloth in the Capital of France when You do a Video about it

Should we take stroller for my 4.5 years old son too???

WALKING... hahaha. Americans and walking - two different concepts. Well, we Europeans are used to walking around our cities, but unlike Americans, this is a completely everyday task for us and we even enjoy it. 😅

Any hotel suggestions? We are a family of 4.

"With children." That hurt 😞

What Walter hasn’t said is that it’s expensive in Paris.

From the recent champions league shitshow event most people think that paris is rough and dangerous now

CHILDREN IN PARIS 😱