Odd question

[Kanga1]

When do you bathe your little ones when on vacation at WDW? Morning? After afternoon swim? Right before bed? My DD is 4 and I usually bathe her at night, but I'm afraid we'll be out late enough already, I don't want to keep her up any later than I have to. Thinking maybe after our afternoon swim, or will this cut too much into naptime? Aaaauuuggghh!! There aren't enough hours in the day!

 

[stacy6552]

If the kids are awake, we do like to bathe them before bed. But if they crash then we just do it in the AM.

 

[mareed]

Our 2 DS's get a bath whenever we can manage it and not every day when we're at WDW. If we go for a swim, afterwards is always a good time for a bath. If we have a relatively early evening (like a day at AK), then they'll get a night-time bath. If we're sleeping in on a day off and having a later character brunch, they'll get a morning bath.

 

[Stitch Inside]

Last year we bathed our two DSs (1 and 5) right before we'd go out for Supper (whether at the parks or at the resort). That way, they were ready to be poured into bed when we returned.

 

[kay_key3]

Any time a vaction is going, we try to do it before bed, also a good deal is just a sponge bath for the times that the kids are konked out.

GO CHEER CATS

 

[alloyd1170]

I will do it after a swim, or at night if possible. Doing it at night I think it tends to relax him more.

alison

 

[mrsminniemouse]

Like the posters above I often bathe DD after a swim or before going out for dinner. If we are running late in the morning or whatever, I have taken her in the shower with me, I give her a give her a quick wash with a disposible Johnsons Soft Cloth (handy for vacations) then pass her to DH to dry her while I wash my hair.

She doesn't always like being in the shower but if I put some plastic toys or cups in the showers she plays while I wash her. It takes just 2 minutes whereas a bath takes longer. I havd to get the chlorine off of her, it is horrid!

Mandy and Jennifer (DD 20 months)