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  • On Apr 10, 2012
    Laura from NJ Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi all! Hubby and I are thinking of taking our daughter to WDW next February - she will be 14 months old at the time. Will she be too young to enjoy it? Has anyone taken children of this age and have reccomendations for things to do?

    Hi Laura!

    14 months is a great age to take children!  I have been taking my son since he was practically a newborn and he is now 3 years old.  My daughter is 8 months old and we take her all the time too!  There are TONS of fun things for your little one to experience and enjoy.  

    The Magic Kingdom is my favorite park for the littlest guests.  This park has the most attractions that have no height requirement, meaning anyone of any height or age can ride.  Click HERE to view a list of attractions all around Walt Disney World that will be best suited for your family.  You can filter on the left side by height requirement by choosing "No Height Requirement".  This will give you an idea of all the fun things your daughter can do.  

    Consider a character dining experience for her.  Does she love Princesses?  Perhaps breakfast or lunch at Cinderella's Royal Table will be great for her.  How about Mickey and Friends?  Breakfast or dinner at Chef Mickey's is a wonderful experience for the young ones.

    I'm sure whatever you choose to do, your daughter will have a BLAST!

    Have a magical day!

    Leslie
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Meet the Panelist: Leslie, Florida

I am a stay-at-home mom and wife from Florida who loves to take advantage of every bit of what Walt Disney World has to offer.  From our wedding to birthdays, my family loves to celebrate any occasion at Disney World.  Learn More About Leslie

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