For a baby or even a toddler, I would say skip disney: too pricey and the kid won't remember it, to say nothing of the crowds, noise, and lines. Find a smaller city where you can take your own pace for things. A beach or small resort is a great idea. Honestly, any hotel or bed and breakfast near a place that supplies food is a reasonable place. That is the nice thing about babies, they don't demand much to be entertained. If you can visit relatives or have them meet you someplace, that would be bonus tooWhich place you could advise to travel with a baby?
Last summer, I went to Ogunquit, ME with my 3 month old. There's a nice downtown area that is within walking/stroller distance of most places. There's also a walk called ';Marginal Way'; that connects Ogunquit to Perkin's Cove which has it's own nice shopping area. The walk is right on the ocean and is ideal for walking with a baby.Which place you could advise to travel with a baby?
To your in-laws with a months worth of supplies and a big old sad face.
Disneyland and DisneyWorld are ok.
The zoo is a good place to visit with a baby. It's hard taking a baby most places since they need a nap as soon as the fun begins. Look for places with indoor and outdoor activities (so you can rest and get out of the heat/cold, etc.) Once the child is a bit older, you should check out some amusement parks.
How old is this baby? Where do you live? What sort of travel do you have in mind?
If I were you, I'd seek a beach or mountain vacation - just a simple hotel with a restaurant, a patio or deck with a view, and a nice little downtown within stroller distance.
disneyland and seaworld are great fun but for older toddlers, with little baby none of you are going to enjoy it. i would go for resourt with child accomodations
DISNEYLAND or DISNEY WORLD
Branson, Missouri is awesome. Laid back and lots to do.
http://www.google.ca Then type in how to care for a baby
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