Toddler Travel Tips

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Well HELLO, pals! It’s been some time since we’ve seen you on the blog, and I’m here today to share a few tips I learned while traveling solo with my toddler. Whether you’re heading to the most magical place on earth or heading home for the holidays, traveling with a toddler can be stressful. I crowd sourced from Instagram and followed experts likes Where Is Briggs and Safe in the Seat to prepare for our trip, and after (barely) surviving, here are the lessons I learned:

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Review: Ft. Wilderness Cabins

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We always love getting a new Disney experience, and on my family’s recent trip to Walt Disney World, we were able to experience a stay at the Ft. Wilderness Cabins for the first time! Ft. Wilderness offers two experiences: true camping BYO tent/RV and glamping with the Ft. Wilderness Cabins. Now, if you know my husband and I, these air conditioned, multi-room cabins are as close to camping as we are gonna get. Excited to share more about our stay and what we loved about this resort.

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Let's Boo This: Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party with a Toddler

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Boo to you! Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is BACK this year, and I was lucky enough to attend the first party. This was also my two-year-old son’s very first visit to a Disney Park (and my first time navigating the Parks with a toddler in tow) so I wanted to share some tips for partying with a toddler, as well as the details for our costumes!

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Five Reasons to Stay at Disney's Riviera Resort

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When we were planning our most recent Disney trip, Allison’s list of possible places to stay had one property on it: Riviera Resort. One of Disney’s newest deluxe properties, the allure is easy to see. This European and art-inspired resort has incredible amenities and is definitely worth it for a treat-yourself vacation. Today, we’re sharing our top five reasons to stay at Disney’s Riviera Resort:

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Finding Disney Magic in Griffith Park

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When doing research for a trip my fiancé and I planned to Los Angeles, I purchased a book about Griffith Park. I knew we had plans to do some hikes in the area, and I wanted to see what else the park had to offer, as I had never been to LA before. When flipping through the book, I was delighted to be reminded of the connection between Walt Disney and the park in question—the merry-go-round that inspired the entirety of Disneyland was located at the park! Upon further reading, I found out that in addition to this landmark, the park is also home to Walt Disney’s Carolwood Barn, which only happens to be open the third Sunday of every month. By fate (or maybe a little pixie dust) the day we had planned to spend time in the park just happened to be the 3rd Sunday in March. Let the magic begin!

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