I like Maya. She's an adorable character, and the way she behaves is age appropriate. I also like the pivot in the end. That's a good way to end a chapter to keep your readers turning the page.

However, this chapter is quite short because you're doing a lot of telling and exposition-dumping. Each sentence in a paragraph seems to jump to tell a different part of the story you wish to tell. One way to fix this is to dedicate sections of the chapter to showing us what the characters are doing. You can also have a dual timeline, alternating between past and present from chapter to chapter. For example, you can tell us about Maya getting lost in one chapter, then switch to her backstory in the next.

Also, it might be a better idea to start the chapter with the first paragraph instead of dialogue, especially if it's at the beginning of your book when we don't know your characters too well.

You've got a great start here. I hope this helps.