Talk to your friends about the situation. If they tell you not to worry then I say go. I know it can be awkward accepting help from others but I'm sure your friends would be more than happy to. - aidensmama  339.4 #446 12:15PM

Totally do-able with a little help from friends. Even without, as long as you think ahead. Take a good double stroller or a stroller and a carrier. Utilize longer dark rides to feed the baby and don't set your ride expectations high, know that you will be riding the attractions without a height requirement. Also, have snacks and water bottles handy to avoid lots of trips back and forth to stores. I find with a baby and a toddler one of my best tricks is to keep an exciting and unfamiliar toy for your older child so you can distract them when you need to pay extra attention to the baby. And most importantly, take it easy! You won't see it all and your sanity is most important. I rode the Little Mermaid for two hours straight because that's what Cannon wanted to do, the baby could nap in the carrier and I got a chance to cool off and recoup. And the kicker was that I really enjoyed that two hours! - cynDOLEwhip  745.3 #138 12:33PM

Go go go!! The 3 yr old will be having so much fun it won't even be a hassle :)) - disneylove7  12.3 #6291 1:03PM

Thanks for the advice! I still need to think about it a bit, but leaning towards going😃. We'll see - preggoprincess  188.1 #1807 3:46PM

Totally do-able...but only you know kids. Good luck with making your decision😊. - Linzee  533.3 #218 3:52PM

I went with a 2 1/2 year old and a 6 mo old. I did have my husband with me and other family, but I agree with cyndelgrace. Take it easy. Don't set expectations too high. Have fun. Enjoy the atmosphere. TOTALLY do-able. - dsnymom2bandb  305.3 #599 3:59PM

I take my 2,6,11 and almost 13 without my hubby all the time. My kids behave better at Disney then anywhere else. - GarnerPhotography  321.4 #532 4:33PM