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<\/a><\/p>\nTraveling with small children is often exhausting. Sometimes something as simple as a trip to the grocery store seems overwhelming! So a trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth might not sound like a very magical experience. Fortunately, Walt Disney World is\u00a0literally\u00a0made<\/em> for families with kids. One of my favorite amenities for families with small children are the Baby Care Centers located in each Walt Disney World theme park.<\/p>\n The Baby Care Centers are air-conditioned, quiet locations within each park that offer a variety of amenities. In each Center there is space for nursing and microwaves to warm bottles or baby food.\u00a0 There is also a section of each Center for slightly older children where Disney movies are played and small chairs and tables are set up for those children to eat or just relax out of the heat.\u00a0 Finally, each Center offers changing tables that are usually far larger than those found in restroom locations.\u00a0 The changing tables in the Baby Care Centers are cleaned\u00a0after each use<\/em> which is absolutely wonderful!<\/p>\n These Centers welcome families of those with small children or those with children who may have some special needs that appreciate cool, quiet spaces as a break from the hustle and bustle of the parks.\u00a0Although the amenities offered at the Baby Care Center at each park are similar, each Center differs from each other!\u00a0 Here is everything you need to know about the Baby Care Center at Magic Kingdom.<\/p>\n The Baby Care Center at Magic Kingdom is located between Casey’s Corner and The Crystal Palace restaurants.\u00a0 This Baby Care Center is likely the easiest to find, located just off the hub near Cinderella Castle.\u00a0 In the photo above, First Aid is located nearest the right red arrow.\u00a0 To get to the Baby Care Center, go to the right of the First Aid entrance to the next door down, as seen below.<\/p>\n As you enter the Baby Care Center the first section you enter is the entertainment center.\u00a0 This section has a couple of child-sized tables with chairs.\u00a0 There are also a good number of child-sized stools for kids to relax on.\u00a0 The Baby Care Center in the Magic Kingdom shows Disney movies on a television and has a number of Disney children’s books.<\/p>\n This area also doubles as a feeding area for older babies with an ample number of highchairs available for use. Thankfully, adult-sized chairs are also available so you’re not left to squeeze into a miniature chair to feed your child.<\/p>\n\n Down a short hallway is the changing area of the Baby Care Center. In this room there are a few stand-alone changing tables. These tables are\u00a0much<\/em> larger than those you will find in restrooms across the park.\u00a0 The changing tables located here can easily accommodate much larger children (I have seen them used for older, special needs children as well!). Each table has a changing pad on it that is covered with a sheet of paper (think: the paper you normally find in a doctor’s office over the exam chair). This paper is replaced after each child is changed.\u00a0 This ensures that the changing table is always clean for the next child!<\/p>\n Near the changing tables is a conveniently located hand wash sink.\u00a0 Also in this room is the entrance to a women’s restroom.\u00a0 Note: there is no men’s restroom located in the Baby Care Center, although there is one just across the walkway outside First Aid.<\/p>\n The Magic Kingdom Baby Care Center typically has the most variety of supplies for sale. Here you can see diapers, pull ups, wipes, bibs, baby powder, bottles, cough drops, vaseline, chapstick, pacifiers and more for sale.<\/p>\n The Baby Care Center also sells sippy cups, ready-to-feed formula, juice, Pedialyte, baby food and snacks.<\/p>\n Finally, the Center also sells a variety of medicines (for children and adults), feminine care products, sunscreen, deodorant and bug spray.\u00a0 These items are sold at a bit of premium, but it is so nice to have them available just in case you need something that you weren’t expecting!<\/p>\n In the hallway between the “entertainment area” and the “changing area” is a nursing room.\u00a0 The nursing room at the Magic Kingdom Baby Care Center is semi-private. It is restricted to nursing mothers (and their babies) but it is just one large room with numerous rocking chairs.<\/p>\n In the “supplies for sale” area above there is a microwave to heat bottles or baby food and a sink that can be used to rinse out bottles or other feeding utensils.\u00a0 Also, highchairs are located in the “entertainment area” of the Baby Care Center.\u00a0 I\u00a0love<\/em> that they’re located near the entertainment because the books and movies keep my older child entertained while I feed the baby!<\/p>\n Overall, the Baby Care Center at Magic Kingdom is likely the most convenient one on property.\u00a0 It is centrally located near Cinderella Castle and is always clean!\u00a0 Since it is so centrally located, it is one of the busiest Centers at Walt Disney World.\u00a0 However, I’ve never had a problem getting in and taking a break from the busy park outside.<\/p>\n Have you used the Baby Care Center at the Magic Kingdom? What tips do you have? Share them in the comments.<\/em><\/p>\n Did you like this article? Make sure to share it with your friends! Check below for easy ways to share!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Traveling with small children is often exhausting. Sometimes something as simple as a trip to the grocery store seems overwhelming! So a trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth might not sound like a very magical experience. Fortunately, Walt Disney World is\u00a0literally\u00a0made for families with kids. 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