I would say if you're going to Disney for the first time and bringing a kid less than 3 years old it can be a daunting task.

I am very much a planner and we'd already been twice with my oldest (when he was 5 and 7) so going the third time as a family was pretty much a breeze (even with an 18 month old).

The only problem we ran into was he ate a bunch of applesauce which caused an absolute blow out of a diaper while eating at Earl of Sandwich. I had to rush him to the bathroom right outside and deal with that. It was awful. He walked around for about 30 minutes in just a diaper because I just said frick it and tossed his clothes. We finally made our way to a store and got him some R2D2 outfit to wear. I'm sure we looked white trash as frick for those 30 minutes

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Posted by TbirdSpur2010

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Posted on 11/7/17 at 3:02 pm to tylercsbn9

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I am very much a planner and we'd already been twice with my oldest (when he was 5 and 7) so going the third time as a family was pretty much a breeze (even with an 18 month old).

Yeah my wife is the planner for us. She's had her gameplan set for months now and were not going until next May

She enjoys planning tho so I just let her do her thing. It does make it easy for everyone.

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The only problem we ran into was he ate a bunch of applesauce which caused an absolute blow out of a diaper while eating at Earl of Sandwich. I had to rush him to the bathroom right outside and deal with that. It was awful. He walked around for about 30 minutes in just a diaper because I just said frick it and tossed his clothes. We finally made our way to a store and got him some R2D2 outfit to wear. I'm sure we looked white trash as frick for those 30 minutes