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1000.8 #88 (DL Qual #354)
September 15, 2012 5:37 PM
Not sure if I'd take my newborn-ish baby on the Swinging side of the Death Wheel......but I guess some people might??!
Break em in early, so they don't have melt downs as toddlers. lol Like my grandkids. - splashphotoCM
880.9 #101 5:40PM
1st time on RSR, my grand daughter ad her arms and legs wrapped around the pole screaming bloody murder. And she was ride sharing. - splashphotoCM 880.9 #101 6:14PM
Yeah, I'm not sure I'm down with the whole 'taking a newborn to Disneyland' concept at all.... - MariFICENT
144.6 #2374 5:50PM
I like the name :) - melissa_ficent 317.9 #530 9:27AM
We took our son at 6 months, and would have taken him earlier if we had the chance. It's no different than taking them to a local park, except at disney there is fun stuff for the adults to do too. He won't remember any if it, but it's a trip my husband and I won't ever forget because of silly things like the way his eyes got big as saucers on IASW. Just my 2 cents. - LittleAprilShowers 471.0 #257 11:12AM
Have you seen how fast those baby swings go??......if babies can handle those swings they can handle a swinging gandola. - Princessana08
39.3 #4014 7:17PM
Lol - Mikesaxclar 198.8 #1647 7:24PM
Yaaaaaaa...... I would not attempt this at all. Maybe I'm over protective, but I couldn't do it. - abbeyroo68
184.4 #1814 7:15PM
I don't think that's being over protective. Babies brains are so fragile. I'd be worried it could do some serious damage. - aidensmama 336.5 #445 7:19PM
I would be more worried about it being swaddled up in that sling in this heat, the swing wont bother it. - Apples2
341.5 #427 7:30PM
There seem to be horror stories about the swinging gondolas. - aidensmama 336.5 #445 7:33PM
I would be staying home with my baby in an a/c'ed house! - meridafan
1035.5 #83 8:20PM
I would never take a baby to Disneyland. They have to be able to walk on their own. Ridiculous to have a new born out like that lol. - Dezzi_Duck
28.8 #4431 8:27PM
heck no, i took my daughter before she was walking and it was great. she just stayed put. now...omg i'm running after her left and right, lol. - MaidMiriam 304.4 #588 10:56PM
Well yea that's a great advantage when taking them at that age lol. But I would think it would take alot from your time there? I could be wrong. I don't have kids so its just what I've always said. - Dezzi_Duck 28.8 #4431 9:09AM
I can't tell by this how I should judge this mother. - LaTruce
1640.0 #45 9:16AM
I took my son to Disneyland for the first time when he was 2 months old. I had my husband with me and although new born babies do need constant care,we had a great time and it didnt seem like work at all. My son has always gone on all the rides he was tall enough for and now at 4 he loves splash mountain, you name it. I love the fact that he isnt afraid of fast rides. - diznymommy84
215.3 #1414 9:53AM
Babies like rocking, but this might be too much. I wonder if the cm will let them on. - aidensmama
336.5 #445 5:38PM
😳 - Spoonful_O_Sugar
436.2 #285 5:43PM
I would be concerned that the baby may be to hot especially being wrapped up and next to mom's body heat. It was quite warm again today. - RadiatorSprings4Ever
136.0 #2503 6:15PM
I think u would just pass on that and stay in the calm one lol but that's just me . - jmza4
239.1 #31532 6:22PM
sigh... - Bo22
331.1 #468 7:00PM
Ehhh... Newborns spend so much time spitting up, why compound the problem with G-force (and possibly your own spit up)? - heydavis
30.4 #4348 8:19PM
I don't understand why someone would bring a new baby to the parks. I waited till my mini's were 9 months and more aware of their surroundings. A new baby is too sensitive to their surroundings, unable to regulate body temp, and it's not recommended sunscreen be used on a baby under 6 months of age. Not to mention is practically impossible to enjoy yourself because a new baby requires constant care. - UmFromUmbridge
258.4 #920 9:25AM
I agree👆 - DisneylandRxR
13.2 #5978 9:34AM
maybe she was just waiting in line with the rest of her family? - joybells
210.1 #1491 10:55AM
Isn't there a height requirement for the Mickey's Fun Wheel? - vincentchase
641.1 #169 11:01AM
Or maybe there is a chihuahua under there - TheHubs
191.3 #1731 11:41AM
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