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My poor little guy has had back to back colds and this one caused bronchiolitis. Doc said it should be well on it's way done by Saturday but today, despite having no fever, he is pulling at his ears and crying like he is in pain at times. I'm guessing he has some fluid in there that's bothering...

The thought just occurred to me that it might not be allowed.

Well no, it's not boot camp. I wouldn't push my kids beyond reason but their little bodies and brains are simply not used to the stimulation and demands of even just an afternoon in a Disney park. I think the right attitude is simply being sensitive to the child, no matter what situation you...

Of course you are going to go....take proper precautions, take a dose of Tylenol PM (if you sleep, you'll have less opportunity to spread germs!) and keep HYDRATED! Hope you are feeling better!

I find myself judging people when I'm out eating all the time. However, I think responses are getting seriously worked up over nothing. Disney dining is still Disney which means family friendly. I don't care how expensive/hipster/romantic a restaurant is set up to be. And families do what...

Trying to figure out what to send ahead since we'll be washing sippy cups and other baby items a bunch. As I was doing dishes this morning it occurred to me.

We are renting one and I'm trying to figure out the best place. I thought maybe the vanity area with a closed curtain and a fan (rented that too just in case) would act as sort of a room for him but not sure if there is actually enough room for that?

We are all ending a tough cold that has lasted a few weeks. Our trip is at the end of the month. What are some things you do to keep the germs and illness away? Particularly interested in Vit C recs. Right now we all take a chewable but I've been hearing things about powder form. We...

Our son was the same at age and I was slightly worried of the same situation when we went to Disney but the crowds and intensity of everything must have made him understand that this wasn't a trip to the mall or the park. It was understood that there were times he just HAD to sit there and...

Thank you all! That was all I needed to convince me to buy ;)

This is your WDW coffee bible: http://allears.net/din/coffee.htm

I know we did this once a few years ago and it worked out fine but I thought I heard some chatter about the resorts imposing a fee now. We are staying at POFQ and I want to ship a small box of baby food and diapers.

http://www.landsend.com/pp/DiaperBag~213835_-1.html?bcc=y&action=order_more&sku_0=::LKB&CM_MERCH=search-_-diaper+bag&origin=search I'm not a huge fan of large or fancy lookin' diaper bags. I just worry this might a little too small? :confused3

I might check this out. We are very used to the graco as we had it with our first and I've become such a pro at lifting it into the van and buckling him in. I totally get what you are saying but I just don't know if I want get into the hassle of stroller shopping when we already have 3...

I actually found it in Target. It was next to Ponyo and a few other of those movies...forget the titles.

For our past 3 trips we brought the umbrella stroller. After some research on here we followed the advice of getting the Maclaren Triumph. I feel it worked out best at the 1.5-3 years age range but for our 8 month old I'm seriously considering bringing the graco full size. Anyone want to...

I appreciate the responses. The baby is flexible, we just haven't had to use the PNP since he was a newborn and even then it was just a place to put him, he didn't actually sleep there. We actually wanted to co-sleep with him like we did with our first but he doesn't actually sleep in our bed...

Trying to figure out if we should rent a full size crib for our 8 month old on the trip. He has never slept in a pack'n'play and he is a rather active sleeper. At least, when I go to him in the night he is usually in very different positions and locations from where I placed him. He is also...

There is Intercourse, PA which has the Kitchen Kettle village. When we went we stayed on a farm B&B and had the country breakfast in the morning and then went and fed the animals and collected the eggs. We went to the train museum and Thomas the Tank Engine store, the outlets and did an Amish...

I vaguely remember seeing a thread about putting the crib in the vanity area with a rigged curtain and tension rod? Can someone tell me more about that? Is there a tension rod I can find somewhere that will be long enough? And what's the best crib rental place? Thanks!