7 month old on rides

[Perkins5]

I have one of the front baby carriers to hold the baby in. Will I be able to wear that with him on the rides? Thanks!

 

[keholder]

What type of rides?

 

[Perkins5]

like the ones in fantasyland.

 

[tzolkin]

Yes. That will make it easier to step into/out of some of the rides without worrying about dropping him. Also if he falls asleep in line he won't have to switch positions.

My kids also liked to nurse in a front carrier or sling. This was about the only way I could get through grocery shopping. If you breastfeed, this might help when baby gets hungry on a ride, during a show, etc. You could breastfeed anyway, but if baby is in a carrier you don't have to stop to get off the ride/leave the theater.

 

[TinkerBrie]

Yep. I did it last year with my 6 month old. Went on most of the Fantasyland rides and POTC too. When she needed a nap or just some quiet time I "wore" her on the Tommorrowland Transit Authority! It was great!

 

[mom2beauties]

I wore my 6-month-old in the Moby wrap all over Disney last year. We rode Pooh, POTC, Nemo, etc. She was even in it on Kilimanjaro Safari and slept through the whole safari!

 

[HGD24]

We just held our 8.5 month old DD on our laps on the following rides: Buzz, TTA, Spaceship Earth, Great Movie Ride and the Safari (which she slept through). She was sleeping through most of MK due to an ear infection so we didn't get to take her on much else. She loved being able to sit up and look around on the rides we did go on.

 

[Perkins5]

Thank-you everyone for your replies! I am so excited to go. We will be going to MK on 2/16. Will be here soon!!!

 

[Hyppychick]

Thanks for posting this. We're going 4/18 and taking our little princess on her first visit. She'll be 9 months old so I'm trying to find out everything I can about taking an infant to WDW.

 

[DWFan4Life]

Yes you can bring your 7 months old on rides, but correct me if I'm wrong, as far as I know, there are rides that doesn't allowed. Well, just enjoy the rides that you can be with your child. Have fun and enjoy.

Have a safe trip coming.