Years ago, we traveled to Disney with our kids - now we take the grandchildren (along with our kids).
When you have the gap in between when the little ones are not with you (your kids are older and their kids are not yet born), you tend to travel at your leisure. You can take your time or "rush, rush, and rush some more." You know when you are getting too tired, too hot, too cold, or too cranky. You take breaks - go to the pool - have a nice lunch or dinner - or simply watch the crowds go by.
With little ones in tow, it is sometimes easy to forget they do nor realize they are too tired, until it is too late. Then the experience is not enjoyable for them or you (as parents or grandparents).
Even the best kids, those who can tolerate almost anything, and want to see it all at WDW, eventually just wear out! So, plan your days. Make sure you plan for meals to get a break. Go to the pools. And make the experience a happy one for all.
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Favorite Native Animals on the WDW Property
- Butterflies - beautiful varieties are everywhere
- Alligators - hard to find at first but they are there
- Variety of wild tropical birds - beautiful and everywhere
- Ducks - various types, especially around the resort properties - Do not feed the ducks!
- Anoles - they are everywhere, but are seasonal