First time going to Disney with your child ?

Question

How old was your child when you first brought them to Disneyland/Disneyworld ? 
How was your experience? 
I see babies there but is it worth it ? 
My boyfriend and I are Disney freaks haha so that's why I'm wondering.

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We have passes and have taken our daughter since she was 6 months old. It is really cool to see them take it all in for the first time.  Every time we go it is all so new to her. There are tons of rides they can go on too! If you are nursing there are two nursing rooms, one in each park. They have a private place to nurse, little pottys for older kids, change stations, as well as a little store in case you forgot anything your little one might need. Honestly I love bringing my daughter. She's almost 2 now and we will be going again in a couple of weeks!

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I took my daughter to Disney World this past April, at age 3. It was wonderful. We all had a great experience! It's worth it to mention that we had both of her grandmothers with us, which made it really easy on my fiancé and I. We were able to go on rides while the grandmothers watched her and did fun stuff with her. But we all had such a tremendous time. The only issues we had were minor meltdowns because of the heat, she does not deal with the heat very well at all LOL.

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My husband family has a time share in Disney and goes every year ...... we have decided to wait until our baby is atleast 4/5 years old. They won't really enjoy it before then and I want my child to be able to enjoy atleast some rides and not need naps.

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I took my first to Disney for the first time at 6 months. 
It was perfect, she was old enough to enjoy the sights and sounds,& she also was just at an age where she didn't need constant naps.
We brought her stroller along,& she napped there during parades,etc., and we also brought along baby food, bottled water,& her bottle.
The only issue we had was with certain table service dining reservations. For most restaurants, you have to let them know you're bringing an infant for head count,& for some reason we made the mistake of not realizing it ahead of time. Make sure you let them know you'll be bringing an infant who won't need a seat if you make reservations.
(You're also required to leave your stroller outside at many of the restaurants, but there's stroller parking pretty much everywhere) .

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I took my son for this 3rd bday. He absolutely loved it. He handed his autograph book to all the characters and we got to eat breakfast with them as well. My son got to go on some rides as well and he just loved it so much. I think it's best to take children when they're 3 and older that way they're a bit more independent and can enjoy themselves. I wouldn't take a baby to Disneyland because they can't enjoy it & I wouldn't think I'd be worth it.

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The first time my two will go will bed when we surprise them next Christmas! They will be 9 and nearly 8 years. But as we are going to Orlando from the 🇬🇧 I wouldn't want to do that flight with a baby! But that's just my personal choice. My two are gunna be bad enough at their ages!

First time going to Disney with your child ?

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