Acuna is a relatively safe destination in Mexico because of its proximity to the U.S. border. It’s easy to cross the border at Acuna, which has great shopping and dining. As with any destination, though, you need to take precautions to keep yourself safe – don’t walk by yourself at night, always have a charged cell phone with you, etc.

In general, bus travel in Mexico is relatively safe. Security Guards always patrol bus stations the same way they do at train stations and airports. But you should always be alert for pickpockets and bag snatchers. Keep your valuables secured and out of sight, and use slash-proof, lockable, and RFID-protected bags and purses.

Colima is a relatively safe destination in Mexico. Colima is both a state and city in Western Mexico, and most visitors who visit this region stay in the city of Manzanillo. As with any destination, though, you need to take all precautions to keep yourself safe – stay at secured and well-located accommodation, buy travel insurance, etc.

Yes, traveling with an infant to Mexico is about the same as traveling to any other destination. You’ll want to visit a travel clinic or consult your family doctor about any required or recommended vaccinations for Mexico. Mexico is hot and sunny, so bring a sun hat, rash guard, and other items to give your baby the best sun protection possible.