Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Traveling with a baby can feel like a daunting task--especially if you are solo, but with a little preparation and patience, it can be a rewarding experience for both you and your little one. Whether you're flying across the country or taking a road trip, the key is to plan ahead and remain flexible. Here are some practical tips to help make your journey as smooth as possible. 1. Allow Plenty of Travel Time When you’re traveling with a baby, it’s important to give yourself extra time. Flights, car rentals, and connections can take longer than expected, so be sure to build in some buffer time. Allow at least an hour for layovers to account for any unexpected delays. This extra time gives you a chance to feed, change, and comfort your baby, which can make the entire trip less stressful. 2. Keep Your Tickets and Important Documents Handy While it might seem obvious, keeping your tickets, IDs, and other essential documents easily accessible is critical. When you’re managing a baby, yo...

There are many magical firsts for children at Disney World, but one of the most special experiences is getting their first haircut at Harmony Barber Shop . I had the joy of taking two of my children there when they were each just two years old, and the experience was truly unforgettable. It's like a rite of passage for our family! Disney turns an ordinary milestone into a cherished memory with their special First Haircut Package, and I want to share all the details so YOU can create this magical moment, too! Located on Main Street, U.S.A., Harmony Barber Shop is a charming, old-fashioned barbershop that many guests walk right past without realizing its a functioning barber shop! Anyone can get a haircut or beard trim here, but the First Haircut Package is what I love most! The First Haircut Package is $28.00 and includes: A keepsake certificate with their name and their barbers name A lock of your child’s hair in a small pouch Special Mickey ears embroidered with “First Haircut” A...

Going to Walt Disney World soon and wondering how you are going to fulfill your toddlers need for physical activity? You've come to the right place! Recently, I found myself and my toddler seeking out all the playgrounds in the parks while waiting for other family members to go on rides, or complete a Rider Switch (a.k.a. Child Swap). These are the best places for young kids to be themselves (and burn off some energy before nap time!) There are several playgrounds and safe, open areas across the Walt Disney World parks designed for younger children to run and explore.  Here are my family's favorites: Magic Kingdom 1. Dumbo the Flying Elephant Play Area Location: Storybook Circus Details: An air-conditioned indoor play space where kids can climb, slide, and explore while waiting for their turn to ride Dumbo. It’s included as part of the ride’s queue. Parents can sit and relax while the kids play. When you are ready to ride Dumbo, you tell a Cast Member at the entrance and they w...