Baby Centers

[highoctane]

Does anybody have any photos of the baby centers or any info, like are there alot in the parks do they have any supplies for purchase at the stores around them, how often are they cleaned, just general info.

 

[CEC's Mom]

They are very nice. Unfortunately no photos. The have a room for changing, feeding, and nursing. There is a microwave, sink, and several changing tables. They have a tv for older siblings with Disney cartoons and restrooms for Mom/Dad or older siblings. They have just about everything you could imagine to purchase. The only thing we were looking for that they didn't carry was Oragel or something like it. The only down side is that there is only one Baby Care center in each park and can be a pain if you are on the other side of the park. Otherwise they are really nice!

 

[LoveKermit]

We only used the one in MK because it's next to Crystal Palace where we had breakfast. Anyway, it was amazing. There were about five or six changing tables with probably the same pad you have at home. It was calmly lit and the lady who was working was so nice.

Then, there was a small play room where you could put a bigger child while waiting or just relax. There is also a nice restroom for adults. It might be your one chance at alone time.

While in there, someone asked if the lady would charge their camera battery. I thought that was gutsy, but she gladly did it. I do believe there are supplies to buy, but really only for an emergency. We bought all our stuff at Target after we arrived.

All 4 parks have one baby center and I think they're all the same. Though, I will say, the changing area in the regular restrooms were nice enough. They were big and flat and stainless steel. They had a lip so the baby can't roll off, but you don't really have to reach over. They are not the pull down things you get in most restaurants. I felt spoiled when we left WDW, even from the regular bathrooms.

Good luck.

 

[highoctane]

Thanks for all of the Info., it will help DW feel more comfortable, I am sure you understand the first baby nervousness.