Pumping in the Parks?

[luvyawdw]

You are correct they are called companion restrooms, but just about all the bathrooms at Disney are able to accommodate for wheelchairs except for a few. I have traveled several times with wheelchair bound relatives and they never needed to use the companion restrooms. I only started using them when I had my DD6 so that I could have her in the bathroom with me and now with both kids we all go in together. I'll go, my DD6 will go and then I'm able to use the changing table to change DD1.

 

[luvyawdw]

Tiger are you saying that most/ all wheelchair users dont need the companion restrooms? Based off your experience?

 

[Momof3WDW]

I didn't pump in the parks, but I pumped at work for a year with each of my 3 children and plan to with our 4th due in May. So great job pumping for your little one!.

I did spend a lot of time in the baby care centers nursing my DD and we happened to be on the same schedule as a pumping momma. She kept her pump in the First Aid station next door and the milk in a cooler in the frig there. She was traveling without her baby so she said she only stored some and the rest she dumped. I am assuming you would be traveling with your little one so you would be able to pump and feed the bottle the next feeding. So storage may not be needed for you. But know that would be an option for you.

It also never took me long to get to the baby care center. I would not leave my pump in a locker as they are always at the front of the park and the baby care center is closer to the middle of each park except HS which is at the front. I also would never pump in a bathroom, 1 it is taking up a bathroom other families need to use and 2. I don't see it as clean enough to pump in.