You took a baby on a cruise!? Yep, and I'd do it again knowing what I know now. So, say goodbye to months of research - Everything you need to know is here!! One of the biggest challenges of traveling with a baby is planning what you need to bring. I wanted to share what worked for us, and hopefully help others who are planning their cruise! Remember, babies can only cruise after their 6-month birthday on sailings from the U.S. If you are going transatlantic, or have more than three days out at sea, they must be 12 months old by the first day of your cruise. Pre-Cruise We flew to the cruise port, and I couldn’t bring all the food and snacks I needed, so I placed an Instacart order for pick up near the port. I chose Publix in Cocoa Beach which is a few miles from Port Canaveral. I placed the order a few days before we left home, and set the pickup time to 11:00 a.m. I ordered formula, a box of diapers, swim diapers, bottle brush, dish soap, baby food, and baby snacks. I also broug...
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Oh, I love dessert too much to ever pick just one! Main Street Bakery, Starring Rolls, Aloha Isle, bakery in Norway - just to name a few! I think Disney should offer a 'dessert only dining plan' - ha! :-)
ReplyDeleteAlso wanted to say - I just checked out the Fantasyland post below and it is amazing! Thank you so much for the walk through of the new area!
Wow, that looks good! One of my WDW vacation "rules" is to have ice cream every day and never from the same place twice!! :P Ghirardelli's is a favorite of mine, too, as well as Seashore Sweets, and Gertie the Dinosaur, but my absolute favorite dessert is the Profiteroles at Chefs de France!
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