Baby Center Questions

[TexasGirl]

What amenities do the baby centers in the park have? Thanks. Never been in one and anticipate I'll need them when we go later this week.

 

[KristinU]

The Care Centers are great! They have changing tables with paper liners so it is very clean. They also have microwaves and sinks for clean-up and private or semi-private areas for breastfeeding. They also have bathrooms for the mommies and daddies and siblings. MK, Epcot, and AK have bottled water on tap but the Studios didn't when we last were there, same with highchairs and a play/rest area with toys and videos - all but the Studios had them. You can also purchase baby food, Good Start formula, and diapers if you need them. Epcot had a small selection of baby items (clothes, hats, etc) for sale as well.

Enjoy your trip!

 

[utahkennedys]

Now I can't remember if it was Disneyland or World (been to both in the last 8 months), but there was a toddler-sized potty as well that my little girl loved. She is somewhat scared of the big potties and big bathrooms at Disney with lots of flushing sounds in the background!

The baby centers are SO, SO nice and cool and relaxing.

 

[lovethattink]

I've only seen the todler size potty at MGM.

MK has a room to the left with a stove to heat up bottles, baby merchandise (baby food, formula, diapers, etc) to purchase. On the right is a nursing room with rockers. Make a right turn and you'll see changing tables, a bathroom, and sink on the left. On the right there is a room filled with kid size tables and chairs, high chairs, and a television playing either a Disney movie, toon disney, or the disney channel.

MGM's baby care center is very small. It has 2 nursing rooms, a couple high chairs, and 2 changing tables and sinks, and a kid size potty.

Epcot's baby care center has a small room with a tv, toys, table and chairs. A room with high chairs and baby merchandise, a changing table room, and a nursing room.

Ak's baby care center is the nicest. The nursing rooms (I think there are 4) have a changing table and rocker in each room. There are plenty of changing tables. A huge room for kids to play and watch tv. There are also some high chairs.

 

[dphie28]

Those centers sound awesome!! What a great thing to provide for families with young kids!!!

 

[jodifla]

Let's put it this way....I managed to forget our diaper bag when we left our hotel when DS was 18 months old....I had nothing when we arrived at the MK! No diapers, wipes, sippy cups, etc. etc.....

I was able to get everything I needed from the baby center, so we didn't have to trek back to our room!

 

[muldey]

Do they sell pacifiers?I plan on bringing quite a few,but if ds loses them he'll flip.Also,do they sell diapers in sz 6?I plan on bringing enough,but you never know.Thanks!

 

[ntburns22]

I hope they have size 6 diapers too! I would rather buy them as I need them instead of lugging around the diaper bag.

 

[lovethattink]

Do they sell pacifiers?I plan on bringing quite a few,but if ds loses them he'll flip.Also,do they sell diapers in sz 6?I plan on bringing enough,but you never know.Thanks!

I have only ever seen one type of pacifier there. I forget what it is, but its not the brand ours uses.

 

[lovethattink]

I know for a fact they do not have infant diapers. Once when our little guy was a couple months old, he used up all the diapers in my diaper bag. They didn't have any infant diapers.

They had size 2 and 3 for sure. Not sure about size 6. We're not there yet.

 

[all4fun]

Here's a link to Allearsnet.com Infant and Toddler FAQ with information about the Baby stations and also their locations.

Like the pp said they do sell one type of pacifier there. I don't remember the brand but they were the rubber orthodontic-shaped ones (as opposed to silicone). Like this style: Click here

I personally wouldn't want to rely on the babycare centers for diapers just because it wouldn't be very convenient and buying diapers there is definitely NOT very cost effective. The regular bathrooms have vending machines with diaper changing kit that cost a dollar or two each (can't remember the exact cost, sorry!) but I would be a little scared to rely on that as well because you might not know how well it fits until after you bought it. I didn't think carrying around a few diapers was that big of a deal anyway, but that's just me. It is nice that the option is there though, especially in case of an emergency.

Cheryl

 

[muldey]

Thanks!My ds will take any kind of pacifier,he's not picky .I'm going to carry plenty if dipes,but you never know with little ones!My son gets them free by prescription(developmental delays,he'll be 4 soon) so it definatly would not be cost effective for me to buy them in the park.I'll check out that link!

 

[TexasGirl]

Thanks for that link. It was very helpful!!!! I told about the baby centers, stroller info, packing hints, etc. I followed all kind of links. Thank you. We are packing and leave tommorow.!