Trip Planning 101: Deciding When to Visit Walt Disney World
This is the first article in our Trip Planning 101 series. We hope you find it and our worksheet helpful….
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Talk to the Animals, or Not: Explaining to Children Why Mickey Doesn’t Speak
I’m back from a two week vacation and a week of laundry and am now catching up on all the…
Read MoreCustom Souvenirs: Don’t Come Home With The Same Thing Everyone Else Has
The shops at Walt Disney World move a lot of merchandise. But if you spend time in the parks, you’ll…
Read MoreDoes Tinker Bell Know the Tooth Fairy?: Losing a Tooth on Your Disney Vacation
If you head out on Disney vacations with school-age children often enough, eventually the inevitable will happen. Someone’s going to…
Read MoreThe Ups and Downs of Height Requirements at Walt Disney World
The first trip on Space Mountain is a real Disney milestone – a sign that a child had graduated to…
Read MoreDisney and the Diaper: Managing Diaper and Potty-Training Issues at Walt Disney World
If you bring small children to the Disney parks, you’re going need the poop on the diaper situation. (Sorry, I…
Read MoreBringing the Babysitter to Walt Disney World
My husband and I are obviously Walt Disney World aficionados. We wanted to share our love of the parks with…
Read MoreManaging Your Child’s Souvenir Budget at Walt Disney World
Many years ago, I traveled to Walt Disney World with a friend who derisively called it, “A mall with a…
Read MoreWho’s Afraid of Walt Disney World?
Let’s face it, we’re all a bit squeamish about something. Some people are afraid of heights, or snakes, or spiders,…
Read MoreTouring Walt Disney World Alone: Is Your Child Ready?
There comes a time in every Walt Disney World vacation when you find that not all members of your group…
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