WDW for 7 month old

[Sam'sMom0126]

We are taking my son for his first visit to the mouse in Sept. He will be a little more than 7 months old. What rides can we all ride together without using parent swap? Any tips or suggestions? Thanks!

 

[bartleby1]

You can ride everything that does not have a height restriction. There are most likely more rides that you can ride together, than can't.

You might want to consider getting a guidebook, like the Passporter or Unofficial Guide, so you can look it all over ahead of time.

 

[Desnik]

Welcome to the DIS!!!!

Here is a link with a lot of helpful info for bringing your baby to WDW:
http://www.allearsnet.com/pl/infant.htm

We have been taking our kids since they were 9 and 8 months old. There was so much we could do with them and as a family. Remember WDW has mostly attractions rather than rides. The thrill rides are there, but there are many shows, parades and other wonderful things to do. It is also very easy going with an infant. It gets a lot harder when they are running around every where!LOL Have a great trip!

 

[Not so Dumbo]

we took our DD when she was 6 mo old. She went on almost everything with me. The exceptions were of course the obvious ones, and then we babyswapted and the other two kids loved that b/c they got to ride twice. I "wore" her in the front back 99% of the time and that's the way she went on the rides too. For the ones with the bars that come down, I'd just time it right and as they were coming down I'd lift her over the top of it and we were fine like that.
I'm trying to convince my sister to come down with us next year, but she's afraid of taking her then 8mo old. I told her out of all my kids, the baby was by far the easiest.

 

[tanyaandallie]

We took my ds when he was 7 mos. He rode pretty much everything except the big scary ones!! My biggest suggestion would be to take some type of baby carrier. I carried him in a sling while we were there and it made it so easy. I left him in there while we rode the rides. That way we didn't have the in the stroller, out of the stroller, hold the baby in line, etc.