Disneyland Paris with a Baby: Tips That Can Transform Your Day

Can you enjoy Disneyland Paris with a baby? Yes, if you plan the day around their pace: breaks, meals and naps matter just as much as the attractions. These fan tips, shared by [Disneyland Paris](https://news.disneylandparis.com/en/visiting-disneyland-paris-with-children-tips-from-fans), can help you avoid a few uncertain moments and enjoy those little firsts.

Plan breaks, not a marathon

A hotel break around midday can do everyone good: a nap, some quiet time or a small snack before heading back to the parks later. That is Virginie’s advice from Go Disneyland Paris Conseils et Astuces. With a little one, it is best to keep the schedule flexible and treat quiet moments as a real part of the visit.

A few simple games can help keep the mood up in queues: look for details in the scenery, play guessing games or spot Hidden Mickeys. Fanny from Disneyland Times also recommends keeping children occupied while they wait. And if your child is too small for a thrill ride, Rider Switch lets parents take turns without queuing again.

Strollers, meals and little essentials

You can rent a stroller in the parks. That can save you from having to carry one on the train or plane, or fit it into a car that is already packed. Manon from Wish 2 Dream also points out that the Baby Care Center service offers baby food jars and nappies for purchase, as well as microwaves and bottle warmers.

At a restaurant, a few pencils or colouring games can help children wait for their meal. Kids’ menus can also be a practical choice for families. To avoid carrying your purchases all day, the Shopping Service lets you collect them at the end of the day, subject to the service’s terms.

Small habits that offer reassurance

A bracelet with your child’s name and your phone number can make it easier to reunite if they wander off. And when it comes to photos, there is no need to turn every break into a posed shoot: Liz from Disneyland Paris Chat for Brits recommends favouring natural snapshots taken while children are having fun.

The best memory may not be an attraction ticked off a list, but a look of wonder at a character or a shop. At Disneyland Paris with a baby, slowing down a little is often the best way to enjoy the day together.