Traveling with Young Children to Disneyland - 12 Things You Must Take With You
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Traveling with Young Children to Disneyland: 12 Essential Items to Bring
Summary
A trip to Disneyland with young children can be a magical experience, but getting there with excited little ones requires some planning. Here are 12 must-have items to ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.Article
If you're planning a trip to Disneyland and don't live nearby, you'll need to consider your mode of transportation and, crucially, how to keep your kids entertained along the way. Traveling with children can test your parental skills, but a little preparation goes a long way. Here's a list of essentials to make your trip as stress-free as possible:
1. Change of Clothes
Pack a change of clothes for each child, along with extra socks. Planes can get chilly, and the socks provided often don't fit well.
2. Extra Clothes for You
Accidents happen, so having a spare outfit for yourself is wise.
3. Tissues and Bags
Stock up on tissues and bring a few empty plastic bags for any messes or dirty clothes. A small face cloth in a Ziploc can also be handy.
4. Snacks
Bring a variety of snacks like cereal, raisins, crackers, and fruit in Ziploc bags. Snacks are essential, whether you're on a plane or in a car.
5. Drink Containers
Decide whether to bring familiar drink bottles or disposables, based on your child’s preference and ability.
6. New Toy
Introduce a new, quiet, and battery-free toy when restlessness kicks in. Choose something that requires minimal adult assembly and has no tiny pieces.
7. Books
Pack a couple of books, including new ones, to capture their interest.
8. Balloons
Balloons take up little space and are great for layovers. Letting air out directed at the child can also be a fun, simple game.
9. Bubble Mix
Another compact item that can entertain kids during outdoor breaks.
10. Sleep Aids
Consider sleep aids for long flights to help children adjust to time changes and rest. This isn’t for everyone, so weigh the decision carefully.
11. Favorite Toy or Comfort Item
A small, beloved toy or comfort item can soothe an overtired child.
12. Reading Material for You
Bring a magazine or short read for yourself. You might get a chance to relax if they nap or watch a movie.
Packing Tip
Use a daypack for all these items. It stays secure on your back, keeps your hands free, and offers easy access to essentials like your wallet.
Being well-prepared can transform your trip from a potential ordeal into a more enjoyable experience. Happy travels!
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