Babies in WDW

[Sooze]

Well.. we did it! And had an amazing time. I'm not going to lie and say it was easy. Having a baby is definitely work.. but completely worth it!!

My two best things about babies at Disney...

1. The baby center at each park. This is a quiet, air-conditioned place filled with everything you need to take care of baby. Big changing tables, high chairs, microwave, hot/cold bottled water, rocking chairs and private nursing areas. Plus, if you forgot anything, you could easily purchase it there! Formula, diapers, jar food, cereal, wips, pacifiers, bibs... it was great!!

2. The character lunch we did at Chef Mickey's. I wasn't sure what Shaelyn (our 6month old) would get out of it, and I know she won't personally remember it.. but the pictures we got will help. The characters spent so much time with her!! They kissed her toes and let her play with their noses. They made her laugh and squeal!! It was the BEST!!


I'm glad we took her. And the advice I got on this thread was so helpful!
Thanks everyone!

 

[Sooze]

Here's the DD in front of the castle for the very 1st time!!


Here she is playing with Minnie!!

 

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Notice the lack of crowds in front of the castle!!

EMH + Labor Day weekend + Ernesto scare= very few people!!

 

[Starrin]

In bringing DS at both 3 and 9 months old - I recommend a stroller they are comfortable within for sleeping.

Always ... Always ... be aware of the sun and how it is hitting them in the stroller.

Rides ... he has been on Peter Pan, Small World, Snow White, PoC .... and of course RnR (just kidding)

But he was very happy with just taking it all in ... I think it will actually be more difficult this November now that he is very mobile.

I believe that bringing food they are comfortable and familiar with is important as well.