Kirsten Metcalf

I’ve heard numerous people say something along the lines of, “don’t go to Disneyland with young kids. They won’t remember it, and you won’t have fun.”

It’s true your baby won’t remember their first time going on It’s a Small World (or get that song stuck in their head), but going to Disneyland with a baby can be a fun, stress-free experience.

I’ll even give you the cliche that your experience will be magical and your whole family will know they’re at “The Happiest Place on Earth”—but only if you follow these 10 tips and tricks for doing Disneyland with a baby:

1. Bring a stroller that reclines, is reversible and has a sunshade

Your baby will nap while you’re in the park, and a reclining stroller ensures they’ll sleep comfortably. Even better than one that

How do reversible strollers make parenting easier?

Buying a baby stroller is like buying a car; It’s a big investment of money and time, and can sometimes feel like more of a hassle than it’s worth. Part of that time investment includes doing your research, looking at your options, and even taking strollers for a test drive if you can. We can’t help you with that last one, but we have put together a handy, comprehensive stroller-buying guide for first-time parents, so you know how to pick a stroller that will keep your little one comfy, happy, and safe.

Questions to Ask When Buying a Stroller

Before you even start online or window shopping, ask yourself the following logical questions:

• Who will be using the stroller?
• Where will we be using the stroller most?
• What kind of weather