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toddler tips for disneyland in CA

our recent disney trip was a huge success!! our girls had a blast, especially our toddler! she cannot stop talking about it 🤣🥰 growing up in CA, my parents would take me yearly to Disneyland. it was so healing seeing my little ones enjoy a place that holds a special place in my heart!

here are some tips:

🥨bring your own snacks

• i have a picky toddler, therefore it’s not worth spending an insane amount of money on snacks that she more than likely won’t eat. or she’ll take a couple of bites and not care about it. i’d much rather take snacks with us that i know she WILL eat and finish!

💦bring your own water bottles

• water is expensive at disney. they have refillable stations, but if you’re not comfortable with those, i highly recommend bringing your own water bottles. you can bring these to refill their cups or for your baby if they’re formula fed!

🎥watch the shows

• disney has shows around both DCA and DL. toddlers love movement! sit back and relax, and let them enjoy a show of their favorite characters! we sat down and had a great time at a super interactive “dance party” show with all of the pixar characters. it was a blast!

🧻change them in the nursery

• disneyland has a nursery just off of main street and tomorrowland. you just let the ladies in there know you just want to change your toddler or baby and you’re allowed back there! dads are able to go too. but they may feel uncomfortable, considering there’s a ton of women in there! they have everything you need, in case you can’t bring it. and it has phenomenal AC!

🌩️lightening lane on busy days only!

• with toddlers, you want to be able to get on rides QUICK 😆 the lightening lane pass is worth it on BUSY DAYS ONLY. if it’s not as busy, do not purchase it. i promise you’ll get on rides fast. our longest wait with a toddler was about 10 minutes for the dumbo ride.

📱download the disney app to help you character hunt

• random character hunting while walking around can cause you to not meet any characters. the reasoning for this is the LONGGGGG lines. i’d advise downloading the app and planing who you’d like to meet. arrive at spots early so you’re not waiting in the longest line of your life.

#disneywithtoddlers #disneywithatoddler #disneytoddler #disneyland #disney

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A child is in a car seat, with a product image of a black travel tray for car seats displayed. The text overlay describes it as a sturdy surface for snacks, coloring, and play, keeping children engaged during rides.

A child is in a car seat, with a product image of a teal activity kit for toddlers. The text overlay states it's an all-in-one kit with various toys and activities to keep toddlers entertained on the go.

Amazon Toddler Summer Road Trip Essentials ✨

Planning a road trip with your toddler? Ensuring you have the right essentials can make the journey smoother and more enjoyable for everyone. Here are some top-rated toddler travel essentials available on Amazon: ⸻ 1. Lusso Gear Kids Travel Tray for Toddler & Kids Car Seat This travel tray

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A toy figure is taped to a black gate with green painter's tape, illustrating a "Simple Toddler Activity." The image features overlay text and a Lemon8 watermark.

Various toddler toys, including a mirror, phone, teether, and unicorn, are taped to a light-colored wall with green painter's tape, demonstrating how to "Tape toys around the house with painters tape."

A toy figure is taped to the side of a blue and yellow toddler step stool on a carpeted floor, showing how to "let your child hunt for them and 'save' them all."

Easy Toddler Activity

Need an easy activity? Try this! Use painters tape and tape various toys around the house. Then let your child find them and peel the tape off to free them. Tips: • Tape at different heights, being sure to keep everything within toddler reach • Make some fairly obvious and others a bit hard

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