My mom is flying in on Saturday and she said she wanted to do something fun while she was down. J has been gone TDY so she is coming to keep me company and help with the babies. We were talking about fun things to do and Disneyland came up. Neither of us have ever been. I feel like I know Disney World inside and out. I’ve been there I can’t even tell you how many times since I was born. But never once been to Disneyland. So we booked a trip to Disneyland this Saturday!! We are staying at the Grand Californian. Are there any must see things to do?? Anyone have any tips?? It’s just going to be me, my mom, B and Ry. I have never been to Disney with a 4 month old before. I was thinking of keeping him in my Ergo but also bringing my stroller. Can he even ride anything? If you have any advice I would love to hear from you! I’m so excited!!! I can’t wait to see B in Cars Land!! He is going to flip.
Also, if anyone is interested in Guest Posting let me know! You can reach me at Tori@lilmrstori{dot}com!! I’m looking for posts for next week or the week after.
‘Till next time!!
I love Disney! The baby can ride most of the sedate rides, my favorite info site for the parks is wdwinfo.com.
Awesome!! Thanks Leslie for the link! I’m going to check it out:)
yes the baby can ride anything without a height limit on it! many times he can ride right in the ergo. have a great time!
Oh sweet!! Staying in the Ergo would be nice! Im so glad he can ride some things!!
I’ve heard GREAT things about Disneyland. I’m sure you’ll have a blast!
I know you will too!! Your trip is RIGHT around the corner:)
First of all, you are going to LOVE the Grand Californian! OMG! It’s one of our favorite places to go! It’s stunning. I HIGHLY recommend going to Goofy’s Kitchen at The Disneyland Hotel (make a reservation first!). You guys have to go there! The characters walk around while you are eating. It’s so fun and cute (great photo ops!). I would totally bring an ergo and a stroller. Disneyland one of those places where you’ll sort of want to have everything just in case you need it. It’s a Small World is a ride that will be fun with your 4 month old. The parades are also great for tiny kiddos:) Walking through all of the characters’ houses in Toon Town should be fun for you guys too. It’s mellow yet interactive for all age levels. Other than that, hanging out at the hotel pool will probably give you some much needed downtime during the day. I’m so jealous! You’ll have fun, you’ll be tired, and you’ll want to go back again:) PS- with our little kids, I find that eating at The Hungry Bear Restaurant inside Disneyland is always the best (if you need a place to eat while you’re in the park). It’s over by the big lake and boat, near Tom Sawyer’s Island. It’s usually the quietest place to sit and feed a baby (whether you do solids, bottle, breast feeding, etc.). HAVE FUN!
Thank you for the awesome tips!! I’ve seriously wrote everything you suggested down in my planner!! Goofy’s Kitchen sounds so fun:)
Have I mentioned that I’m so jealous of your Grand Californian Disney trip? We.love.it.there.