Am I crazy?!?! A 10 week old at WDW??

[barbarabini]

I took my 11 week old with my not quite 3 year old without my husband in the summer - while recovering from a C section. (the grandparents, aunts and uncles did all come :> for his first trip)

The only thing I would do differently is book myself into a Villa with kitchen for the entire week rather than just 5 days (spent the weekends in the hotel room). It was easier to make the bottles ect. in the villa and spend time with my daughter.

But, all in all, it was a fun and more relaxing - not go go go type of trip.

BTW: just for laughs, I got dropped off at the Newark airport the morning of the trip by my hubby with the two kids. As soon as I got on the Delta(Song) line, they promptly informed me the flight wascancelled. Despite no bad weather and that I checked departure an hour earlier. I then had to get airport service to haul a** over to JFK with my infant, toddler, two car seats and luggage, b/c they had a flight leaving from there in two hours.
Remember, crap like that can happen and being with a baby does exacerbate the problem. I fly JETBLUE now.

 

[jeniamt]

Each of our kids have gone to Disney at a very early age. Even our first went as we had planned 2 years out to spend the Millenium in Disney. She was about 11 wks old. DH and I only rode a couple of rides but we had a great time seeing all the shows and doing the more low key parts of the parks. Make sure you have something to keep your baby shaded at all times, since babies that age are too young for sunscreen. I know Target sells the hats that are SPF50 and have the flaps to protect the neck. They work great if you are going to wear your baby in a sling. I highly recommend the sling too (not a carrier... a remember seeing one poor guy who's legs were dangling from the carrier and they were bright red with sunburn). Have a great time!