Babies at Disney world?

Question

Only answer this is you have something nice to say please. I am going to Disney with my (will be 5 yr old, 3 yr old, 17 month old and 2 month old.) I am looking into the in room care for my 2 month old for when we go to the parks. Some poeple yesterday said it will be too hot for a baby in Florida but first of all it will be Febuary and second off, I am a mom and I know where and when to take my kids out. I just wanted any nice tips anyone may have for babies in Florida. I took both of my boys when they where each just 17 months old and they had a blast and we had a blast so I do not need lectures on babies in Florida just looking for some nice tips from the many people that DO bring their babies to Disney. Believe me babies of all ages enjoy getting out of the house and doing something new. My 4 year old has been to Disney 3 times and no one can tell me that he was too young any time. Any fun tips for babies in Disney would be great. I know there are tons of things for babies

Answer 1

Too hot for a baby in Florida LOL aren't babies born there on a daily basis?  Have fun you've been there before you know what you are doing.

Answer 2

I would take all of them for all of the pictures with the characters (you'll get some great shots!)  I'm not sure if babies are allowed on all of the rides but I would take them on the ones they can go on.

I would avoid the fireworks for the 2 month old, they would probably startle him/her.

I don't think it will be too hot for kids in February.

I would bet they would love to watch all the fish in the "Living Seas" exhibit at Epcot.  There is also a Nemo exhibit (I haven't been there since it was built).  They would probably enjoy all the animals at Animal Kingdom too.  There is a train that takes you to a petting zoo there, it's fun.  Animal kingdom had lots of shade too (compared to the other parks).

If you are staying at Disney, you have all of the pools, beaches to use too.

Have a great trip!

Answer 3

Put the kids in the pictures avoid anything/anyone that might startle them, put on sunscreen if it does get muggy.....get a stroller with a sun protective sheet....go on the internet and look for health tips.

btw: You're a mom, mom's know what they are doing and what's best 4 their kids, have fun and trust YOUR instincts