
2. Stroller accessories! If you have older and younger children, consider a ride along board made to fit your stroller. The younger child can sit in the stroller and the older child can ride along on the board. This will save your sanity because you won't be listening to the older child complain about how tired they are! Trust me! Make sure your stroller has a parent console for storing things like drinks and your camera. And since the weather is unpredictable, a rain cover for the stroller is a good idea as well!
3. Baby Carrier - If you are taking an infant along for the trip, a baby carrier is a good idea! Strollers are nice, but sometimes your little one needs some comfort and snuggling. Baby carriers also make nursing a breeze! No need to stop for a nursing session, just nurse in the carrier! If going to the parks in the warmer months, I recommend a lighter, breathable carrier, like the Onya Baby Nexstep or the Ergo Performance.
4. Backpack! You'll want to bring daily essentials. I definitely recommend sunscreen, water, a change of clothes for your little one, diapers and wipes, etc! All of that has to be stored somewhere! A backpack makes keeping up with everything very easy!
5. Snacks! The snacks in the park are tasty, but they are expensive and not the healthiest of options. If you're planning to stay at the park all day, you may find yourself longing for some real food that isn't full of sugar. Bring along your own snacks and save a little money! These snack containers from Boon give everyone their own snack but make storage a cinch!
Have you taken your kids to any theme parks yet? What are your must haves?
This post is sponsored by Pish Posh Baby. I received a Britax Pioneer booster seat in exchange for this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
It is my DREAM to go to Disney with my parents and my son, and my brother!! As a family, we had so many amazing, hilarious and sometimes annoying (as all family trips are) times there over the years, and I am psyched for my son to be old enough for our first trip back.
ReplyDeleteI really love stroller-compatible bags and attachments. So handy to have everything in one place, and it saves your arms and back for any little ones that might want to be held!
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of Disney, so, no, I have never taken my daughter to one. We do go to zoos and museums a lot. We try to pack light, usually a stroller and a bag full of essentials like clean diapers.
ReplyDeletei havent at all and my hubby really wants to! we're facing a conference with 4 days with a baby WITH US in meetings. lol. this should be good. a backpack is really the way to go I think.
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