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  • On Feb 17, 2011
    Chrystine from OH 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! I need help finding the best (affordable) resort to stay at with an infant. I worry that in a regular room naps and bedtime will be too hard if there isn't isolated space to put the crib. Are there options without having to book a suite? Thanks!

    Hello Chrystine!!!

    I have five kids under 10, so I totally understand your situation!  Before my family got so big, we used to stay in regular rooms with all of our babies.  What we did was move the Pack-n-Play into the sink area of the regular room underneath the clothes rack.  We then drew the privacy curtain to make a "room" for our babies to sleep.  If there was not a privacy curtain in the room, we would hang a sheet to close that area off.  We did this for years, and it really does work.

    Did you know there is a value resort suite?  Something to check out would be to book a suite at the All-Star Music Resort.  This is an affordable one bedroom suite that I KNOW you would LOVE!  My family has stayed there several times over the past few years, and it is perfect for isolating a sleeping baby!  It also has a kitchenette AND two bathrooms!!!  

    I hope this gives you some additional ideas!  If you have other questions, please let me know!

    Have a MAGICAL day!
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