How different

[pigget74]

I have just found out this week I am pregnant. We are excited. My Dh, DD 7, and DS 10 have done disney together a good bit. We first went when my DD was 4. How different is it going to be with a baby in tow? We probably would not go until he/she is almost 1. As we are doing a cruise in March and didn't plan on going again until next summer.

 

[3mickeys&me]

Its very doable!! We took our kids when they were real little, just bring a stroller and bottles and what ever else you need with you. We made sure we brought our own stroller that reclinded so when ds was tired he just fell asleep. Everyone is different though. we are a very on the go family and it was very easy for us.

Congrats on your pregnancy!!! I wish I was in your shoes

 

[kerry34]

Pigget74


Congrats on your wonderful news!!! While I have never traveled to disney with a one year old, my twins were two when we went. The only difference I found with them is that they tired easier than the older kids and got really cranky when that happened. I dont know what your touring schedule has been on previous trips with your other children, but if you didnt take breaks away from the park during the day, you may need to. Other than stopping to change diapers, I am sure it wont be too much different. Good Luck

Kerry

 

[3Mousketeers]

We've been when our first was 10 mos, then w/ a 2 yr old and 8 mo old, then 4-1/2 & 3 yr old (while I was pregnant), then w/ almost 6 yr old, 4-1/2 yr old & 11 month old and now in February kids will be almost 7, 5-1/2 and 20 mos. Follow that?? Anyway, the moral is I think you can enjoy Disney no matter what ages your kids are. You just make whatever adjustments are needed. We used the baby care centers alot with our 2 youngest but by baby #3 we were just changing diapers in the stroller. We'll probably do a little more splitting up this time so one of us can take the older ones on rides not appropriate for the baby. But, I'm sure we'll have a great time as always. Good Luck and congratulations!!