Recent content by PartofyourWDWorld

I went at 7 months pregnant and while not the most ideal situation, it can absolutely still be enjoyable. My biggest advice would be to take mid day breaks to get out of the sun and, more importantly, put your feet up. Take some epsom salt to soak them in the tub too. Make sure to stay hydrated...

I would rent a City Mini GT double. I owned one until about a year ago and I loved it. It is a bit heavy and large folded on the bus, but that's the only downside. I will have a newly 5 year old this trip (other kids are 7 & 10) and we're planning on bringing an umbrella stroller. We'll park it...

They will definitely know your DD isn't 3 as she won't have a park ticket. Unfortunately, that is the cut off and they are strict about it from what I've heard. It takes about an hour total, including pictures.

Backpacks are absolutely the way to go! I've used one twice as a diaper bag now and am going to be using it again when I go with my five month old this month. I formula feed, so I will keep clean bottles, premeasured formula containers, a couple water bottles, bibs, burp cloth and an outfit...

We always take midday breaks for our little ones. It's great for adults too! We swim, nap, relax and freshen up for dinner and an evening in the parks. It helps us keep the kids out later too, and we avoid the hottest and most busy time in the parks. Win/win. As far as timing goes, it depends...

I've FF with two at Disney now. It requires a TON of stuff, but as long as you have what you need, it's easy to do while there. Bring formula and bottles from home, along with a bottle brush and a travel size container of the dish soap you use. You'll want to use water bottles, so I like to have...