Toronto

🚼Stroller

Toronto's subway has elevators at all but the oldest stations, the streetcars have accessible low-floor boarding, and the PATH underground network lets you cover large distances climate-controlled with a stroller in winter. The Harbourfront, Distillery District, and High Park are all excellent stroller territory.

🍽️Food & Eating

Toronto's extraordinary multiculturalism means every cuisine is available and casual dining is completely child-welcoming. St. Lawrence Market, Kensington Market, and Chinatown all have great affordable toddler-friendly options. High chairs are universal in family restaurants.

🛡️Safety

One of North America's safest major cities. Very low violent crime in tourist and residential areas. The main practical challenge is winter — from December to March temperatures routinely drop below -10°C, requiring full snowsuit gear for babies and making outdoor time very limited.

🏥Hospitals

The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) on University Avenue is world-renowned as one of the top children's hospitals globally. Toronto General and Mount Sinai both have strong paediatric emergency departments with English-speaking staff throughout.