Travel with the Whitakers

Let us start out by saying that in this post when we speak of babies we are referring to children 0-23 months. If you plan to only ever take one trip to Disney World or Land, wait until your child is old enough to remember at least some parts of your trip. However, if you plan to go to Disney with your children more than once - like us - don't hesitate to go just because you have a small one. There is so much that you can do at Disney with a baby, and you can make some great memories. We have taken Christian to both World and Land, and he has had a lot of fun. We're planning on taking him to Land again in June just after his birthday and we can't wait for our Disney cruise this summer. You can do it! It's fun for everyone, baby included. In this post we'll talk about rides, attractions, and shows that are perfect for you and baby. We'll also talk about some tips, to include what to take in your park bag, that we know from experiences. Character in

I remember when I was little I thought that carrot cake was weird. Why would you put a vegetable in cake?! Well, for the past 10 years it has been my favorite cake, and at Disney World you can get this cake as a cookie! This cookie can be found at the Writer's Stop in Hollywood Studios. The Writer's Stop is located near the New York background in the Streets of America section of the park. If you don't know that it is actually a shop it just looks like another prop storefront like the others along the busy New York street. On our first two trips we did not know that this small shop existed, and we have Disney Food Blog to thank for our introduction to this quaint coffee shop. The Writer's Stop has the feel of a small coffee shop with a small book section in the back. There are a few tables in the book section, but it may just be easier to take your treat and eat or drink it while on your way to the next attraction or to find a quiet place to sit. On our