Disneyland Baby Care Center

They are very rude here. It was my first and last time coming. I told them I needed to feed my newborn and they showed me to this empty room. I began to bottle feed him. They came into the room unannounced and told me I couldn't bottle feed him there and to move to the couches in the front. I stop feeding him and move but they use those couches as a waiting room for the rest of the family members. So I had to go out in the cold and feed him on a bench. You would think they wouldn't discriminate between the different type of feedings. That's just sad.

I have two little boys and this care center was amazing! Areas to change , breast feed , and high chairs to feed. Really great area to get kiddos calmed and ready to go again. It was clean and staff was helpful.

I appreciate that they have this care center.The staff was great, but considering how many children and nursing mothers there are at the park on a daily basis I think this facility could be improved. They keep all of the breastfeeding and pumping mothers partitioned off in this extremely tiny and awkwardly shaped space off to the side of a mostly unused room. Definitely think they could devote more space for nursing purposes.

Best experience ever in my whole life.♥️

If you're traveling with littles, this is *a must know about location!* The Baby Care Center has practically everything. There are: multiple padded changing stations, a diaper rinse sink for cloth diaper users, little potties, mother's rooms for breastfeeding or pumping, a very small play area with books, etc.

A lifesaver at Disney if you have little ones great staff, cool dark nursing room, diaper changing room, little toddler potties, filtered water and bottle warming as well as baby food warming, emergency baby supplies for sale including diaper, formula, baby food, packs etc.

They have all the necessities for our trips to Disneyland! Every time we go, I can rest easy knowing that I don't have to over prepare

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I'm surprised at these reviews. This place was a terrible experience for us and multiple other families. Literally families right outside in the stroller parking area were all talking about how strict and awful the staff were today. Didn't catch her name but the larger set African lady was incredibly rude to everyone. This is literally a baby center -- I can't believe Disney would hire someone so negative and mean. I would never go back.

If you have babies and toddlers, this spot is going to save you from stressing out in the general restrooms. This is a lovely, warm Victorian themed spot for moms and families. If I'm on this side of the park, I always take my daughters here to use their little toddler size potty's. They also have changing tables for babies and nursing stations. These changing tables are actually cushioned and comfortable, unlike the ones in the general restrooms. Both moms and dads can access the changing tables and the toddler toilets.

I didn't think I would use the baby center much but decided to check it out and I'm glad I did. It was a nice break from the crowds! Right when you walk in it's like you're no longer at Disneyland and it's just quiet and calm. I got to nurse and change diapers in peace. They also have small toilets for toddlers but they should really clean them more often, wasn't as clean as I thought it would be. The place is outdated and needs new furniture, toilets, and overall updating. Feels like an old building and being in Disneyland I expected, I guess more...magic? lol. Overall if you have a baby I'd come here to change diapers or nurse/pump. They also have a vending machine with baby supplies if needed. You have to park your stroller outside so make sure what you need fits in a backpack.

This is such a hidden gem for parents at Disney! While planning our trip, one of the things that made me nervous was diaper changes in the restrooms! If you're a parent, you know how much of a hassle it could be. The baby care center has everything you need! Bottle warmers, nursing rooms, changing stations, feminine products, microwaves, high chairs, and AIR CONDITIONING. The center was clean, and I'm so happy that they made this thoughtful space for parents!

This is a review for the baby care center in California Adventure! Location is directly next to Ghirardelhi Chocolate. Between Cars Land & Pacific Wharf it's a white building not too easily recognizable so check the photos!! I love the Disneyland baby care center so I wanted to make sure I post for the peeps going into California Adventure Super cold AC shaded so it's a lovely get away from the hot Anaheim sun! Lots of goodies for the kids a little vending machine inside in case you need to purchase a few essentials, feeding area with high chairs lots of diaper changing stations, breast feeding area and a cute mini toilet for the minis. They also had an adult one stal bathroom which is perfect so it's a pit stop for everyone! Staff is amazing as all Disney staff are, very patient very kind to our kids! We'll definitely return!!!!

So convenient for breast feeding mamas. My baby is an all exclusive breast milk fed baby and I have to feed him or pump every 3-4 hours. So while family went on thunder mountain I was able to pump and relax in a private corner with a curtain for privacy to pump. My baby was @ home with grandparents and I didn't feel the need to bring him in a crowded environment with germs being as new as he was (2 mth old) I see lots of babes here with no shots & it breaks my heart. They provide high chairs to feed your baby, sinks to wash, changing area, microwave, etc. The place is nicely decorated like a tea party boutique nursery. It's very nice that Disneyland offers this for us mama's. Lastly, not sure if they offer the privacy rooms for the formula fed babies from what another mom mentioned in one of her reviews. That would break my heart if someone told me that I couldn't go back to the privacy room if I was bottle feeding a baby with formula. Nursing is tough, some woman cannot produce & when they can't provide breast milk for their babies, it's heart breaking enough. I think Disney should provide an open door policy to everyone IMO.

This is a great amenity at Disneyland offering a semi-private space to nurse/pump (in addition to other baby/toddler care services). I just wish there was more than one curtained off private room for pumping so I wouldn't have to wait 15-30 minutes if it's already in use. There are less-private open chairs for nursing/pumping available.

I am so thankful there are these baby care centers in Disney. It definitely makes a first time Mom feel more comfortable especially when I had to spend the entire day at the park. There is more stroller parking and the location of this area is nicer than Disney park. They have two private curtained rooms for pumping and three chairs for nursing. The room size is much smaller than the Disney one. The diaper changing area is on the way to the pumping area. They also have four to five chance tables which are nicely cleaned and managed. Each changing table is cushioned and they have thick protective liners for visitors and their little one. There is also a kitchen sink area to wash pump parts and buy any creams, diapers or formula for those who need it. There is also a small feeding area who little ones who can sit in a high chair. I docked one star because the child potty area smelled like pee during my last visit.

Located right by the corndog cart (off of Main Street, near the Plaza Inn). Super useful little area that's deliciously air-conditioned. A sign outside asks that strollers be left outside. The baby center is a lot smaller than I thought it'd be. A greeter will ask you what you need and direct you where to go. In the main room there were four or five wooden highchairs along with seats for the adult doing the feeding. I also spied a small children's sized table and chairs along with a child sized rocker. There are four padded changing tables in the back right room. Also situated there are two small potties with a sign that says "For guests under 42 inches". The baby center itself doesn't have any restrooms for adults. To the right of the main room is the nursing area. It's for mothers only as it's a shared sliver of a space. In the nursing area were about five wicker style chairs with armrests. Four stars for the central location and convenience. You can definitely tell the age of Disneyland by this place though.

The fact that Disneyland even has a baby Center where mothers can go and breastfeed or pump is amazing. The baby center at Disneyland located at the end of Main Street is easy to find with most amenities you would need. It has chairs, microwaves, changing tables, outlets, high chairs, sinks and bathrooms including child size potties. Here's the reason for only 3 stars... it needs some updating and the privacy is close to non- existent but it does serve its purpose. The one thing I would really like to see are lockers for inside the baby center so that they are not out in the heat and easily accessible for moms that are pumping and would like/need to keep the milk. Currently you have to use the lockers at the front of Main Street or outside he park and they are not in an air conditioned space so on a hot sunny day your milk would be useless and your pump could get pretty warm. All things considered it's a wonderful service they provide and think about to begin with and appreciate the fact that a baby center exists at Disneyland (there's one in California Adventures too - see my next review for pictures)

Never knew it existed until I had a baby of my own! Discrete, clean, and AIR CONDITIONED. Well stocked with supplies and equipment for bringing a baby to Disney. Only downsides were 1) the staff, they weren't professional, gossiping on and on all while I breastfed and 2) accessibility... I wish there were more baby centers throughout the park! My baby never had one, but managing a blowout while making the trek back to Main Street wouldn't be ideal. Otherwise, I highly recommend!

One review I never thought I'd be writing but happy to do so. On what should have been a lovely day at Disneyland it was raining Figaro's & Pluto's so my idea to nurse outside around the park or on a casual train ride was not an option. First thing I didn't like was that you are not allowed to bring in your stroller, I understand there is not enough room to accommodate. Second thing I didn't like was there was too many family members that didn't need to be in their. I think if you are not tending to a child, go wait outside, with that being said I sent my husband to the local dining restaurant to reserve a table while I nursed our 2 month old. The center is separated by your child's needs. Upon entrance there is a lovely cast member who informs you where to tend to your child. In the center front is where you can bottle/high chair feed your child. Along the wall is a semi private area to breastfeed and pump privately. I appreciated the fact they had coat hangers to unload and be semi comfortable nursing. Towards the back is the changing tables with disposable table cloths to change clothes and skinky diapers , which my husband had the chance to do since he hardly gets to do at a normal men's restroom and finally they have a "market" to purchase formula, diapers, medicine etc. Overall my experience here works well if your in the area since this is the only baby care center throughout the park. I think it would be beneficial to add an additional one towards the far side of the park, because I don't intend utilize this facility every time my son needs to be nursed. So look away or stare because I'm whipping out the milky goods and feeding my son.

As a parent who wouldn't love a place like this! Need to change a diaper, warm a bottle, nurse, pump, need a highchair, ran out of formula, diapers, bottles or wipes? Well then this is your go to spot in Disneyland! Located at the end of Main street off on the right near the corndog stand an first aid you'll find the Disneyland Baby Center. In addition to the above items I mentioned the place also has small toilets for those potty training toddlers and a microwave to warm food/bottles up and a sink with dishwashing soap to wash your bottles, bowls and spoons. When you walk in you'll be greeted by a cast member and directed where to go. While I was there I also saw guests come in to tour the place and find out what the baby center had to offer. Until I had a baby I didn't even think about going here just to check it out. I think it's so great Disney Parks offer a place like this to accommodate parents and caregivers. It's so helpful when you're enjoying the park and need to find a place to take care of your baby. Thanks Disney for providing such a place! Fun Fact** When you come in you'll see a picture of a baby on the left. That's a picture of Walt as a baby!

What a great sanctuary for mothers, babies and daddies. We walked here from Disneyland just to compare the two locations and this is definitely lightyears better than the DLR care center. The care center is newer and bigger. The feeding area has newer rocking chairs and more private spaces for nursing. I lucked out and was able to use a private nursing area which had its own adjustable light switch. The changing area is spacious and well lit. There were private restrooms and kiddy size potties. Because of the spacious layout and attentive cast members, there's hardly a wait for anything. We were so grateful we found this place on an especially crowded and warm day at the Park.

Very rude staff. I was not allowed to feed my baby in the quiet feeding room because I wasn't breast feeding. As someone who has struggled with breast feeding it doesn't feel great to have a woman yell across a room at you that the nice quiet area with rocking chairs is only for breast feeding mothers. I explained that my daughter needs a quiet place to have a bottle and a nap and was told I could either put her in a high chair (not super conducive to bottle feeding) or sit in the entry way (not quiet). So I sat in the lobby, sobbing giving my baby a bottle. So in case you're bottle feeding please note that your baby will not be allowed a quiet place to eat and nap.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate these Baby Care Centers! More privacy/comfort for nursing, air conditioning, high chairs, secure full size changing tables, etc, etc. This had definitely made the difference in making my days at the parks with both my boys so much more manageable!

What: A great and comfortable place for nursing mothers to feed their babies and pump! Also, they have a lot of other resources such as high chairs for parents/caregivers to feed their child(ren); diaper changing tables; and a place where you can purchase formula, bottles, diapers, etc. if you need it! Where: Located near Disneyland's First Aid building just off of Main Street before you get to that huge intersection. Located in the same little area as the Corn Dog Cart. When: The hours are the same as the park's. How: You enter and are greeted by the friendliest staff! I had to pump throughout the day, so I was there a few times. Each time and with each patron, I noticed how friendly they were and asked the question, "How may we help you?" So helpful! The layout Waiting area: When you first enter, there's a waiting area with seats. I did not have to wait during the times that I went to pump. Feeding area: Upon entering, there is an area in the center of the business with table and chair made for young children. Also, there are high chairs available. A water fountain is available here. Kitchen area: Pretty large kitchen area with lots of counter space. Your traditional kitchen sink and faucet-- pretty big not the small kind. Available for you to wash your hands and wash your breastpump equipment or bottles, etc. There is a microwave. I did not use it but I think that it's available for you to warm up food for your child and hopefully not milk (as heating in the microwave might create heat pockets and can potentially create burns!). Lots of paper towels and cups. Nursing area: There are about 5 spots available for moms to nurse their babies. There is a divider between the nursing area and the main area and it does help with privacy for sure. Although it's a divider it's more like a wall-- meaning that you do feel enclosed and private. When you are ushered to your area, there are 4 to 5 chairs facing one direction, so that you are looking at the back of the head of someone else. The chairs looked comfortable (not a nursing rocking chair but it is comfy looking with cushions). I didn't get to see every detail of that since I was placed in a separate room with one chair and a table because I had to use my pump and an outlet was available there. The breastpumping room is not much different from the main nursing area. It is in the same area but you are partitioned off with another curtain. It was very comfortable to pump there! I brought my battery pack but there is an outlet available for use. The temperature at the care center felt very comfortable. I think that they probably try to keep the temperature comfortable since most of us mothers can get a bit hot while feeding. Storing equipment: The care center itself does not hold your belongings but literally located diagonal from the care center about 30 steps or less is the First Aid center and they will check in and keep your pump for you. You fill out a brief information sheet and they keep it for you. I would just put a tag on your bag just in case it can get mixed up. I'm sure that they put an identification tag or something but maybe because mine was a distinct bag (red) and maybe I was the only one who had one, they didn't or maybe I didn't notice. Another option is to use the lockers which are located very close to the care center. Basically, it's towards the entrance of the park but it's the next "intersection" over. Near the fresh fruit and veggie cart on the same side of Main street. You can access your locker throughout the day, so that's an option too (just don't hit the "end rental" button). Storing milk: You can not store breastmilk at the Care Center OR the First Aid area BUT you can request for ice from the First Aid center, if you'd like. Other services: I think Lost Children come to this location. I think that I saw one staff member help a child and everything seemed to be going well. Overall, the Baby Care Center at Disneyland exceeded my expectations. I felt like I was almost at home. Comfortable, clean, friendly staff, and it was great! So helpful! I did not go to the Baby Care Center located at California Adventure but there is one located there as well.

We came in here last Thursday because I remembered they had small toliets and my son is 2 and poddie training. I thought he would get a kick out of it. The older woman who was there was less than pleasant and was frankly curt with everyone. Instead of assisting people and maybe showing them where to go, she said, "You know where it is, right?" Well, it was my husband's first time, so no lady, he didn't. She just pointed to the general direction and seemed irritated that he and another gentleman went to the wrong place. They should also have a sign somewhere with age and height restrictions. She sent some people away, but not all for being to tall. There were lots of bigger/older kids in there that I thought shouldn't have been. And there should also be a sign on the door asking to keep it closed. She was kind of rude about telling us (the people waiting) to close the door. You spend A LOT of money coming to Disneyland. It really upset me having to interact with her. I was irked for a good long while and even told my sister who has even smaller kids than I do, to not go there.

We recently visited Disneyland for our youngest child's first birthday. I am so glad that we knew before hand about the Baby Care Center at Disneyland and California Adventure. Both locations were clean, fully stocked, and the a/c was running at a great temperature during the hot summer day that we were there. From what I understand the staff are switched out; but the ladies that were their the days (Disneyland: July 18 & 20 DCA: July 19, 2016) that we went in were great. They were friendly, helpful, and so kind. We loved them. Now I bet you're asking yourself why I gave it 4 out of 5 stars if it was such a great experience... And you're right to be confused, considering that this was even an option, it should have warranted five stars. However, I deducted one star for the Disneyland Resort's location due to their open toddler toilet situation. The toilets are located in the changing room section and they are barely hidden behind a shutter style gate. My problem is that on one occasion that I visited the changing station, the toilets had just been occupied by two little boys who did not use them to do a "number 1". The smell that lingered was overwhelming that even my one year old was giving the stinky face (without being asked to). Other than that, I would have definitely given it 5 out of 5 stars. The DCA location did not have this problem as their toilet (which was a family restroom, if the kid in your party needed it too) was its own little room. We love Disney!

I'm a total fan of this little hidden gem inside the park. There is also another center at Paradise Pier at California Adventure right next door to Ghirardelli. This baby care center sits hidden right by the corn dog cart on Main Street. Although small, and busy at times, I can honestly say that some of the nicest cast members work here. Always with a smile on their face, they seriously are there to help you out with anything that you may need, and they are very happy to do so! The busiest times here are right after the last evening parade. Everyone is there trying to change diapers or get their kids in their jammies. Any other time, chances are, there will be no wait. They have changing tables, private places to breast feed, toddler toilets (the ones that flush), toddler sinks, high chairs, a microwave to heat up formula, and a toddler sized table and television. I've gone into the center during my worst days with my daughter and there has always been an amazing cast member there to help me out, and I've never, ever had to ask. Changing tables are comfy for the little ones and there is disposable paper to put on top. If you forgot anything, no, you are NOT the worst parent ever, don't worry, they have things there that you can purchase. Just expect those Disney prices if you need one diaper or some diaper rash cream. They even have formula and baby food to purchase. It's seriously totally awesome. Dads, you're welcome too! Just not in the breast feeding areas due to privacy. High five Baby Care Center!!!!

This place is convenient but to be honest I've always had bad encounters with the workers which Is why i rate it a 4/5. They never pay attention to me when I talk to them or they're rude when they answer me. They always seem to have their favorites as well. I will still continue to use this facility as my baby is only 6 months but I will probably just keep to myself and not talk to these workers.

Love that they have these centers at the parks! I preferred the one in Disneyland as it had more seats to nurse in and was in a room more separate from the toddler potties and changing station. I could nurse quietly in the A/C and charge my phone while he ate.

Disneyland has just about everything. Being a mother of 2, a 5 year old and 6 month old.. this center is helpful. It was my first time bringing our 6 month old to Disneyland and it was pretty warm outside and my son was a little fussy. Many of the workers informed us of the baby centers we are able to use, I believe there is one at each park, Disney and California Adventure. We were on the California Adventure side and it is located by Ghiradelli Square. The baby center is perfect for mothers of infants. Its has a nursing room in the back, a little play area upon entering..microwave to heat up formula/food.. a couple of changing tables..mini potty for the toddlers that are potty training, a feeding area with high chairs, family restroom, and a little area where they sell the baby essentials baby food, pedialyte, diapers, formula and other little things. The formula from what i remember is actually the same price as Target, diapers are 1 dollar each, not to bad.. The workers are so sweet, they didn't mind me and my son sitting in to get away from the heat while he naps.

Disneyland gets 5 stars of making sure parents had a place to go to handle business. I didn't know about this place until very recently (one of the front gate people mentioned it because I was holding an infant). I was worried about where I was going to nurse the baby... This place was the answer to my prayers! The even sells diapers ($1 a piece) and have changing tables in the back. The nursing area isn't too big about 4 chairs in a shared room but it still felt private. I'm so thankful to disney for making sure there was a place like this available!!!!

My husband and I took our little 11 month old to Disney back in March of '14. She was still nursing and obviously in diapers. I found so many helpful tips from other Moms about the Disney baby centers and how they were life savers. I always have believed that Disney does things 'right' and I was not disappointed at all in the two locations they have (one in Disneyland and one in Disney California). Both centers were air conditioned, clean and friendly. They have a separate area for those who need to pump and rocking chairs in a semi private area for those who nurse their kids. The changing room was setup to allow around 6 babies at one time to be changed. And like the photos show; they are pretty nice changing tables with large bumpers to keep the kids from rolling off. This made it great as often Dads could come change the baby while Mom got ready, etc. The only time there was ever an issue was when one family decided to take up 2 tables to change their daughter into a costume. Not only was it insanely disruptive and clogging the line but it was also not the place for that. That's what all the restrooms were for. All families want to get their kids comfortable and back into the park to enjoy their day. Please respect this for being a baby center and keep the line moving!

I love this place! Perfect spot to nurse your little one who easily gets distracted and wants to play all over!! I'm so glad they provide an area for breastfeeding mothers! Because moms who bottle feed can go feed their little anywhere they want without showing breasts!

My wife and I were really happy that Disneyland has this area! It is very roomy and quiet, perfect for breastfeeding, pumping or even just feeding your baby away from all the noise and people.

I am so grateful for this place! I've always seen it, but I've never had to use it until yesterday when I brought my baby for his first visit to the happiest place on earth. It's located behind the Little Red Wagon corn dog cart. It's at the end of Main Street, before Plaza Inn on the right side. Inside, they have a television/activity area, a diaper changing room, a little pumping area inside the nursing area, and a nursing area. They had the little kitchen and the feeding area with high chairs under construction, but I didn't need that part, anyway. So, I can't take away stars for something I didn't utilize. Besides, they're probably only going to make it better. Right? I like that the nursing area is quiet compared to the hustle and bustle of outside - in the park, and I appreciate the privacy. The diaper changing area is wonderful, too, because the tables are bigger. I tried changing my little one in a regular bathroom, and he barely fit on the table. Barely! When I bring him again, he's going to be too big! So, thank you Baby Care Center!

All places that generate lots of infant and toddler traffic should adopt this thoughtful practice of offering a Baby Care Center. I only wish they had more than one of these in each park. I mean.... they have THREE smoking areas in Disneyland and THREE more in DCA for a total of six......... I would imagine the many babies that visit the parks and their parents should be prioritized over park-polluting cancer stick addicts (and this is coming from a former smoker). Especially those who are nursing and have kids who don't like to be stuffed under nursing covers in hot South California weather.. or ever. At all. Also, the changing tables in ALL the public bathrooms throughout the park(s) are pretty disgusting. Most parents will have their toddlers stand on them with their shoes on as they get their diapers changed.. and I don't blame them. That table is probably filthy! However, they ARE contributing to that filth by doing that. And I don't always remember to bring a changing pad to put under my toddler. Either way, it'll be a hard and uncomfortable surface. On to the Baby Care Center. * CHANGING AREA 4/5 At the Baby Care Center, the changing pads are cushioned for added comfort.. and plenty of changing pad liners are provided for you to use. I would often go out of my way and walk across the park just to use their changing tables because it's clean, offers a (once again) clean and convenient place for me to rest my daughter's diaper changing essentials, and it's so comfortable it's the one place my toddler won't fight a diaper change. A sink is also nearby for you to wash your hands both before and after a diaper change. (You really should do both. ;-]) * NURSING AREA 3/5 The nursing room here leaves much to be desired. While the one at Disney World has a door, white noise (or something that generated white noise), and is kept pretty dim-lit for those who still nurse to sleep, the one here has an open part of the separator which lets noise in. The chairs also creak loudly and are rather narrow, which might be alright for newborns and smaller infants but doesn't really work for a toddler. You do have a little more room to pace if you still walk your babes to sleep as they nurse. * FEEDING AREA 4/5 I have never used the feeding area, which offers use of high chairs and a microwave... but I think it's WONDERFUL. * MINI SHOP 3.5/5 They also sell some of the basics/essentials you might forget or run out of on your visit, including diapers, wet wipes, and I believe I recall seeing formula. __________________ To compare with the Baby Care Center at Disney California Adventures: - LOCATION INSIDE PARK (+1 DCA) DCA's is better as it is more central and easier to grt to from other parts of the park. - CHANGING AREA (+1 DP) DCA's clean, comfortable, and liners are also provided BUT the changing tables have railings which make it more cramped for taller toddlers and there's no attached side table for you to place your diaper changing essentials or bag. - NURSING AREA (+1 DP... marginally) DCA's is extremely small and can only support 3 Mommas at a time. Two chairs/sections have curtains for privacy and one has a chair facing the wall.....almost directly against the wall. There is absolutely no room to walk or pace and the place and chairs are LOUD. - FEEDING AREA (TIE) - WAITING AREA (+1 DCA) - CAST MEMBERS (+1 DCA) You know how they have a sign that tells you to wait for someone to let you through? Well one time the cast member told me all the changing tables were taken and I needed to go and come back later. I didn't think much of it (because a LOT of babies go to Disneyland!) but when I said I would happily wait, another cast member told me to come in... and only ONE changing pad (out of 4) was being used. Weird. - FAMILY RESTROOMS (+1 DCA) It's really unfortunate that Disneyland doesn't have one in their Baby Care center!

This is by far my favorite spot in Disneyland at the moment. A location that has AC, a changing station room, a nursing room, a kitchen to prep and wash food/utensils/bottles, an area for kids to play with and cups with water. A+! They have diapers incase you run out but I believe they sell them for $1 each. The inside has a more, mother goose feeling as if you were back in the Walt Disney prepping stages. Overall, I favored this spot over all the other changing locations and was able to nurse my son comfortably.

Staff rude, tried to take my baby with special needs into a cool area and to just get out of hustle bustle of Disney. We weren't allowed to sit in the kiddie area as they had a lost child . I'm sorry but the lost child was sat with a lady in a different area the other side of the room so not sure why they wouldn't let us in the area where we could have hung out out a table with chairs instead stood in a foyer with a lot of other people . Maybe you guys should look at what they did in Dollywood where they have areas for kids with autism .

We brought our four-month old to Disneyland and we are so glad we knew about the baby care center. The people over at Disney really think of everything to accommodate parents and their babies. We thought perhaps bringing our 4-month old would be a bad idea since she still needs feeding and changing every three hours or so, but by having the baby care center accessible, we were able to take care of her and still enjoy Disneyland. The baby care center has four baby changing tables, potties for kids 42" and under, a kitchen, and a nursing room. The staff supervise the changing room continuously so that the tables are kept clean. If you run out of diapers or other baby supplies, you can purchase them here. The morning and early afternoon seemed less busy than later in the day. I was able to walk right in without waiting initially, but as it got later, it became busier and I had to wait in line.

If you bring a baby to Disneyland, you're gonna end up here. It's air conditioned, and has whatever you need to make baby stop crying.

A true lifesaver for our baby to get out of the heat! Quiet, calming and great place to change those dirty diapers.

As new parents of a 1 1/2 year old me and hubs were nervous to go to Disneyland with baby. The thought of searching frequently for restrooms and shade for diaper changes and feedings had me paranoid. But thanks to this little hidden treasure on Main Street all my worries disappeared! They have everything that parents visiting with babies need! They offer changing tables, a breast feeding area, and high chairs all of which are kept clean. They have a little convenience shop where they sell baby items that you might have forgotten such as formula, wipes, pacifiers, etc. The staff members at the center are very friendly as well. One time we visited the park on a really hot day and they kindly let us sit in the waiting area while baby took his nap. I just wish there were more baby centers located throughout the park. Other than that I love love love this place!

I'm so happy I found this place at Disneyland. It made my life just that much easier. I'm the mom that doesn't change their baby's diaper in public restrooms because of my fear of the germy environment. So the changing room here really made it easier. It has a disposable sheet at each table so u just throw it out when ur done. That's all I can say about the center as that's all I utilized. My son was 1 1/2 when we went and I was no longer Breastfeeding. I didn't find out that they sell food here till we left Disneyland. Not sure exactly what kind of food they have and if it's baby jar food or if they have toddler snacks too. But it's really good to know that do have this available.

If I could give it a lower rating I would. We visited the park with a 5 yr old, 2 yr old & 12 week infant. Prior to purchasing our tickets I had read several blogs about the mistreatment and frankly discrimination against bottle fed babies. I found this shocking and appalling and had trouble believing that Disney, a family oriented company, would behave in this manner. I therefore called prior to purchasing tickets as my sole purpose of going would be to help my husband with our 5 and 2yr old. I DID NOT want to walk around a park all day with an infant. Disneyland general information assured me this was not the case and I was more than welcome to bottle feed my infant in the care center in the nursing area if there was room. Our 1st day of 6 however was a completely different experience. I was told I was not allowed to fed my baby in a comfortable low stimuli area, but was instead directly to sit in a hard wooden toddler chair. After much arguing, they relented. The staff also said they would pass on to other staff that I be allowed to continue to use the area for the next 5 days. The next day was even worse. While feeding my infant, one of the staff came in and started berating me for using the area, even though it was empty, and that unless "you bare your breasts, you can't be in here." Infants regardless of feeding method deserve and frankly require a quiet area to feed. To think that a bottle fed baby can feed anywhere is a clear sign of ignorance of infant needs. Just because my baby cannot take breast milk, which was not a lack of trying, she should not be discriminated against. This only continued add to the guilt a mom feels of not being able to breast feed her baby. Shame on you Disney.