Any attraction without a height requirement. - Deltachiq  973.1 #92 6:56PM

Jungle cruise, peter pan, astro blasters, nemos, to name a few. - luvsariel  213.5 #1467 7:41PM

Huff n Puff? - Butterlina  1313.6 #63 7:42PM

I know small world and pirates, not sure what else.. - KelBelle  452.8 #274 6:55PM

Quite a bit actually. Go to the DL website and you can sort attractions by height requirements. - disneymommy0910  233.9 #1210 7:05PM

Everything except the mountains, coasters, hangliders, and rafts. - Marieeezy  588.9 #191 11:29PM

I took my daughter when she was 3 months old. We took her on all of the above mentioned. Don't forget to use the Baby Station. It's a great place to nurse/feed, change diapers and for a quiet moment away from all the stimuli. - LaPearleNoir  621.1 #179 6:16AM

Thanks for the help - Tron2012  12.4 #6281 7:38PM

Good question! My son is 1 and my husband and I were just online trying to figure out what we can take him on with us! - luvmygreenarmyman  171.6 #2015 11:15PM

It may be helpful to know what attractions are best for bringing infants.  Of course, at 6 months, the baby will not really be aware of much...  It is probably best to go with attractions that are slow and do not have too much audio/visual stimulation.  It's a Small World and Storybook Land come to mind.  But you would probably be safe with any of the Fantasyland attractions... However Snow White's Scary Adventures and Mr. Toad's Wild Ride might be a little much.  Also, in my opinion, King Arthur's Carrousel seems gentle, but it does move at a surprisingly quick speed for small ones. - MyPark  946.4 #94 11:42PM

I took my son last year when he was 6 months. We went on every ride that doesn't have a height requirement. Remember to check into the rider swap so you can also go on the bigger rides and not wait in line twice. Just ask a cm at the "big" rides what to do and they will direct you :) have fun, take your time and enjoy the day. The baby station is awesome too! - disneymommy0910  233.9 #1210 6:23AM