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UPDATE!!!! found it!! good piece of advice for anyone traveling to WDW with kids is that you should know where the Baby Care Centers are located in each of the four main theme parks and take advantage of them! The Baby Care Centers provide a place for handling changing and feeding chores. They also have supplies available (you'll pay a premium price versus what you'd probably pay at home, but they can be very handy in a pinch). The centers also have quiet relaxing feeding/nursing rooms. The facilities are staffed with knowledgeable attendants who can answer questions about handling kids around WDW.!!!! i knew they HAD to have something!!! i found the pics online.. nice quiet area to feel change and let the little one nap :) here is the website!!
http://www.mouseplanet.com/dtp/wdwguide/7_Children/general/baby_care.htm
i was referring to the Quiet area he can rest in the stroller.. shy lei.. did you read my question about limos before you answered it? i know all about the magical express,... it wasn't the questions at all. take your own advice!!! MR
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When I was young, the only park open was the Magic Kingdom itself. After lunch in the park my grandmother always took us to the Hall of Presidents and we would ALWAYS fall asleep. That's a good 20 minute nap right there.
When I was young, the only park open was the Magic Kingdom itself. After lunch in the park my grandmother always took us to the Hall of Presidents and we would ALWAYS fall asleep. That's a good 20 minute nap right there.
DO YOU KNOW IF THERE ARE ANY SMALL KIDS' TOILETS IN DISNEY WORLD ORLANDO THEME PARKS OR SEA...?
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...WORLD ORLANDO?
I CHECKED THE WEBSITE BUT DIDN'T FIND ANY INFO ABOUT IT. I HAVE A FOUR YEAR OLD AND WE DON'T WANT TO CARRY AN ADAPTER EVERYWHERE WE GO. THANKS A LOT.
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I do not recall any small toilet seats, but..(I am many years past toddlers) ... I found this page
http://www.mouseplanet.com/dtp/wdwguide/7_Children/general/baby_care.htm
Baby Care Centers
If you have a potty-training toddler, you may wish to bring their children to the Centers to use the toilets since the restrooms there are both larger and more private than a typical stall in a public restroom. At the Magic Kingdom, a family restroom houses two toilets, one adult-size and one child-size.
and.....................
http://www.sidestep.com/travel-info-g101276-t30087-the_magic_kingdom_walt_disney_world_fl
Baby Care -- Located next to the Crystal Palace at the end of Main Street, the Baby Care Center is furnished with a nursing room with rocking chairs and toddler-size toilets. Disposable diapers, formula, baby food, and pacifiers are sold at a premium (Bring your own or pay the price). There are changing tables here as well as in all women's restrooms and some men's.
http://www.passporter.com/articles/toddlers-walt-disney-world.asp
Probably a good page for you and your youngster'
Doing Walt Disney World with a Toddler
By Anna Totty, PassPorter Guest Columnist
You've done the advanced preparation, made stroller decisions, got your bag packed and you're at the park. What do you do next?
Locate the Baby Care Centers -- Pick up a map at the entrance and locate the Baby Care Center(s). They will be a great retreat for you. They have changing tables, rocking chairs, and if you've left something behind or run out of diapers, the center will have exactly what you need. An added bonus is that they are air conditioned so you can get out of the heat for awhile. The Baby Care Center will also be your best friend if you are potty training your child.
The Baby Care Centers have small toddler-size potties that don't flush automatically, which are great for potty-training toddlers. All the other restrooms have automatic-flush toilets and they nearly ruined our first trip for our youngest. She's small and every time she wiggled, the toilet flushed, loudly. She was terrified and refused to use the bathroom anywhere but in the hotel room. She still asks if the toilet is like Disney's every time we go to a new bathroom. But if you can't make it to the special potties at the Baby Care Center and have to use a regular bathroom, try this trick. Just cover the flush sensor with your hand or with a small Post-It note until your child is finished so it doesn't flush until your little one is done.
(What a GREAT tip!)
and this page
http://www.passporter.com/articles/taking-toddlers-to-walt-disney-world.asp
useful
I do not recall any small toilet seats, but..(I am many years past toddlers) ... I found this page
http://www.mouseplanet.com/dtp/wdwguide/7_Children/general/baby_care.htm
Baby Care Centers
If you have a potty-training toddler, you may wish to bring their children to the Centers to use the toilets since the restrooms there are both larger and more private than a typical stall in a public restroom. At the Magic Kingdom, a family restroom houses two toilets, one adult-size and one child-size.
and.....................
http://www.sidestep.com/travel-info-g101276-t30087-the_magic_kingdom_walt_disney_world_fl
Baby Care -- Located next to the Crystal Palace at the end of Main Street, the Baby Care Center is furnished with a nursing room with rocking chairs and toddler-size toilets. Disposable diapers, formula, baby food, and pacifiers are sold at a premium (Bring your own or pay the price). There are changing tables here as well as in all women's restrooms and some men's.
http://www.passporter.com/articles/toddlers-walt-disney-world.asp
Probably a good page for you and your youngster'
Doing Walt Disney World with a Toddler
By Anna Totty, PassPorter Guest Columnist
You've done the advanced preparation, made stroller decisions, got your bag packed and you're at the park. What do you do next?
Locate the Baby Care Centers -- Pick up a map at the entrance and locate the Baby Care Center(s). They will be a great retreat for you. They have changing tables, rocking chairs, and if you've left something behind or run out of diapers, the center will have exactly what you need. An added bonus is that they are air conditioned so you can get out of the heat for awhile. The Baby Care Center will also be your best friend if you are potty training your child.
The Baby Care Centers have small toddler-size potties that don't flush automatically, which are great for potty-training toddlers. All the other restrooms have automatic-flush toilets and they nearly ruined our first trip for our youngest. She's small and every time she wiggled, the toilet flushed, loudly. She was terrified and refused to use the bathroom anywhere but in the hotel room. She still asks if the toilet is like Disney's every time we go to a new bathroom. But if you can't make it to the special potties at the Baby Care Center and have to use a regular bathroom, try this trick. Just cover the flush sensor with your hand or with a small Post-It note until your child is finished so it doesn't flush until your little one is done.
(What a GREAT tip!)
and this page
http://www.passporter.com/articles/taking-toddlers-to-walt-disney-world.asp
useful
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