Have you read the Mom’s Guide to Making your Trip Smooth, Seamless and Stress-Free? No? Well let me assure you that while that may not be a real book, it can actually happen. Even with the fussiest kids, the most obnoxious tween or overtired toddler, it is possible! How, you ask?
Make every day of your vacation A DAY OF YES. Read more
One of Walt Disney World’s most popular moderate hotels, Coronado Springs is a resort and convention center that mixes Colonial Mexican architecture with American Southwestern flair. With so many conventioneers converging on this little slice of Tex-Mex flavor, there are lots of great, free features here: Read more
I’ve been a single mom for most of my parenting life, so the idea of going on vacation “alone” with my kids isn’t scary to me. So when I hear, “You’re taking them to Disney – by yourself?”, my answer is always, “Of course, it’s easy!” Read more
Festival of the Lion King, located in the Harambe Theater in the Africa section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom, is a high energy, musical show that is as spectacular as a Broadway show! Read more
When I visited Walt Disney World as a kid, I didn’t realize how much I was actually learning, although I was in fact learning all along. Disney has been masking it’s educational aspects behind fun, magic, and sprinklings of pixie dust for as long as the parks have been around. Walt Disney World provides guests with learning experiences for all ages and all different areas of interest. Most of these learning experiences don’t cost any more than a park ticket. It doesn’t matter which park you choose either because all of the parks will provide you with opportunities to learn. Read more