Hi, Kristin!
As a mom of four who has experienced four very different pregnancies and deliveries, I'm going to give you my honest and best "mom-to-mom" advice and tell you to consider postponing your Disney cruise by a few months. If not, you definitely need to strongly think about purchasing the
Vacation Protection Plan which Disney Cruise Line (DCL) offers.
DCL maintains a strict infant policy which states that infants
must be 12 weeks from the day you sail, and if your child happens to postpone his/her arrival, you may not be able to sail because of his/her age on embarkation day. Of course, you also have to contend with the uncertainty of acquiring your baby's birth certificate before you sail -- not to mention even the possibility of being able to process his/her passport. You're going to have enough to deal with when you move from having one to two little ones in your household. I wouldn't want you to be stressed over your vacation!
Therefore, my suggestion is to call (800) 951-3532 or your travel agent and inform them of your situation. I am sure that the travel experts will agree that you'll feel much better about everything if you have a little time to spare between the time you deliver, the 12-week infant age requirement and the day you set sail on your Disney cruise. I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have more questions or concerns.
Have a wonderful day and a magical vacation. Bon voyage!
Andi