Our 3 day adventurous family vacation was beyond a success. Disneyland has made major improvements on food allergies. We were at first stressed about all day trips their but with lots of investigation we found many restaurants and diners that are safe for our little bean. She is deathly allergic to peanuts. While I helicopter over her I also want her to have all the same experiences as other children.
Disneyland is expensive what ever way you look at it.
Places to eat in disney:
$$$$ Blue Bayou - you can make a reservation, kids at about 21$ and adults 40$ each but despite the price you can sit down see a live show, and your child get there own special allergy menu that lists for peanuts, tree nut, dairy, vegan and gluten free. I think its totally worth the price after walking for 8 hours straight.
$$$ Ariel's Grotto - make a reservation for your children to meet their favorite characters at Ariels Grotto this is the only character dining that is not a buffet style. Buffets really freak me out with food allergies. It was reasonable prices.
$$ Rancho Del Zocalo Resturante- This place was amazing kid menu was simple, they make the food right in front of you the kids ate bean and cheese burritos with rice. Super Simple. Prices was really low kids meal with drinks was $7. Our family of four ate for $48.98 which included drinks, amazing service, and fee refills. Which we needed since it was so hot that day. I may be biased but one of my good friends works their and it just made even more special.
$ Hungary Bear Restaurant - This place was perfect for a quick bite to eat, sandwiches, burgers, and fried food. They do not use peanuts or peanut oils so that was a sure fire win! They even have little toddler meals that are for 2 and under perfect size scoop of mac&cheese and fries with a drink for like $4. kid meals are great prices and with the temp rising all day the lemonade smoothie with honey stick was a perfect desert.
Snacks we found:
Carmel corn is safe for kids with peanut allergies.
cotton candy, smoothies, and fruit stands (pineapple, grapes, & watermelon)
All time kid favorite ICE CREAM Check our my post on Gibson Ice Cream Parlor and nut allergies
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Camping with 2 kids under the age 3 without a trailer
Many families we saw had a camper or trailer but I am a little old fashion and I think we should tent it for the first few years. So remember to bring the mattress and playpen with lots of warm blankets and sleeping bags.
So I broke down items you will need to make the trip easier!
Kid traveling air mattress
AeroBed sleep tight inflatble beds for kids
Don't forget a play pen!
Baby backpack
stroller
We purchased a new larger tent which we love!!! It was super big and easy to put together!
Camping Check
list
Toddler & Baby Gear Kids Clothing
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Play pen
1 Sleep sac
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Toddler air mattress
2 Warm footsie jammies
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Pillow pets
3 Hoodie sweatshirts
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High chair
3 pairs sweats
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Kid sleeping bags
3 pants
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Kid blankets
4 onsies long sleeve and short sleeve
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Baby walker
4 shirts
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Diapers
5 pairs of socks
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Toddler potty
2 tennis shoes
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Wipes
2 sandals (shower shoes)
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Hair stuff
brushes pony tails 3 blankets
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Bottle warmer 2
hats (warm and cold)
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Bottles 2 binkies
Food
teddy grams cookie box
puff snack
Apple sauce in pouches
3 or 4 baby foods
Pancake mix ( we use the jug just add water) Easy clean up
Hot dogs
Hamburgers
condiment
buns
cheese
Milk
gogurts
string cheese
SMORES (grams, choc, & marshmallows)
Food
teddy grams cookie box
puff snack
Apple sauce in pouches
3 or 4 baby foods
Pancake mix ( we use the jug just add water) Easy clean up
Hot dogs
Hamburgers
condiment
buns
cheese
Milk
gogurts
string cheese
SMORES (grams, choc, & marshmallows)
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4 wheeler
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Sand toys :buckets and shovels
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Tricycle
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Baby toys easily wiped down
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