Best season to travel
The best time to visit Iran is spring and fall in most cities. Winters can get very cold not only in mountainous cities but also in desert cities too. And summer is hot especially in the south part of the country so have sunscreen and hat with you.
Accessible hotel
This may not be a problem in modern and mid-tier hotels, but budget accommodations may not be very well-equipped for families. For example, traditional hotels while are beautiful but don’t have elevators. So you’ll have trouble taking the stroller up and down.
Reading reviews on Trip Advisor or getting in touch with hotels is a good idea to make sure if they meet your requirements.
Don’t panic if your kid starts yelling or crying

Traveling Iran with Kids
In many countries, parents are ashamed when their kids start screaming in public, but children have a special place in Iranian culture, so keep calm and control them without worrying about people around you. Even they might offer to help you!
Weather
Iran has a diverse climate, before planning research about the weather. Keep in mind that some cities are located in hot and dry areas which makes the visit hard especially in summer.
Look both ways on the streets
As you getting close to the street, grab your kid’s hand stronger than you normally do to make sure they don’t suddenly runoff.
Jaywalking is common in Iran, but don’t be tempted and try to find footbridges and zebra crossings.
They are very common, so walk a few more to use them. When crossing the street, always look at both sides even if you are in a one-way street.
Be careful when walking on the sidewalk because motorcycle riders sometimes use the pavement to circumvent traffic or go up a one-way road.
Baby-Changing rooms
Public baby changing areas are available in most places, such as restaurants, subway stations, and malls. However, most of them are located in the ladies’ room, so bear that in mind if you’re a father. But if you feel you are in need, just ask, Iranians will be more than happy to help you.
Diapers are found in all supermarkets, so don’t worry about that.
About breastfeeding in public, look around and find a quiet corner and try not to cause much attention. You can simply use your scarf to cover your body.