The Best Rides To Nurse Your Baby On At Disney World

Sep 16

*Our daughter (9 months old) on Frozen Ever After before nursing on the ride*

Planning a trip to Disney World with your breast fed baby? Nursing at Disney definitely takes a bit of extra planning and preparation, but it’s absolutely doable!

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Use The Baby Care Centers

In every park, there is a Baby Care Center available to you with nursing rooms and rocking chairs. Some parks have Baby Care Centers with private nursing rooms, while others have a private communal space for nursing. Because it is indoors, you can also enjoy a break from the sun to enjoy some A/C. And if you have older children, they can sit in the main room and watch some cartoons in the A/C while you nurse your Baby.

The Baby Care Centers are also a great place to feed your BLW baby (with a full kitchen with sink and microwave) or give your Little one a diaper change.

To learn more about Baby Care Centers and where to find them, check out this blog post: “The Ultimate Guide To Baby Care Centers At Disney World.”

Use A Nursing Cover

Because of the Florida heat, in most cases, a nursing cover isn’t ideal. Especially in the peak of summer, it can get stuffy under there for your Little One. If you’re visiting Disney World in the cooler months, you absolutely can just grab a snack, park yourselves at a bench, pull out your nursing cover, and feed your Baby.

This is a lot more convenient than tracking back to the Baby Care Centers every time your Baby is hungry (especially if they are younger and feed every 2-3 hours).

For a cool, light weight nursing cover, I recommend these muslin blankets from Amazon*

Best Rides & Attractions To Nurse During

There are also many shows and attractions that are perfect for a quick nursing session. They’re (at least most of them are) dark, you’re safely seated, and nobody will even notice you’re nursing your Baby.

Here is a detailed list, filtered by park.

Magic Kingdom