Baby Bjorn Diaper Bag

We'll travel to WDW for the first time with our 3 kids this July, from 8, 4 and 1 month (approximately). I have some questions

1) What park (s) do you most recommend? Def to Magic Kingdom. Probably Animal Kingdom. Is this age also enjoy Epcot?

2) Traveling with a newborn is the park to allow our system to travel? If we also bring a sling / Bjorn / carrier of some kind?

3) layers bag/extras- What do you recommend? (Necessities layers are obvious to say, sunscreen, snacks, etc., but we need things like band aids?)

4) Should we introduce an umbrella stroller for 4 years? He did not jump in, but I fear he never tires!

5) best tricks / food / snacks / souvenirs / watch?

6) Pins / cords autographs / / etc? Should we do this? Buy here? Skip them?

7) Fun ideas for things to have delivered to our hotel room in advance? (I know they will not predeliver, but in terms of drag items to the receptionist on arrival)

8) Easter baskets we are on the Disney theme baskets to announce to the children where we go. Any suggestions on fun things to include? (Maybe just for fun or for use on our trip)

I heard that WDW can be overwhelming and a place I'm a little nervous about traveling so soon after I deliver the new baby. Your help / advice / tips are greatly appreciated !!!!!!!!

1. The two you choose will thrill the children, you would Epcot, not so much.
2.You can bring your own stroller or rent them there is $ 20 per day. (Bring your own):)
3.Only bring what you need, they have first aid throughout the parks. But the beauty of the Stoller is storage!
4.Bring the Stoller additional storage. If you push 1, and could push 2. The willingness of the year 4 years to be tired!
5.They love at Magic Kingdom. Small World is a classic tour of relaxation. They are a little person .. DO IT!
the 6.Bring. ALL in parks is 3 times the normal price. Before going to the park gift shop at any Visit
International Drive, or in the vicinity of Disney and they will all Chiti, towels, hats, autographs, pens,
everything you need at a fraction of the cost!
7.Have arrangement edible sent. Great deal, and they have cute arrangements Easter!
8.How fun, 1st thing that appeared in my mind is, cook cookies shaped like ears of Mickey Mouse or Disney will send you an early planning
DVD, you must obtain and pop on Easter morning, lol. Cute!

WDW is huge and it can be overwhelimg. There is much to see, but for ages I would get you a pass for 4 days, go into the magical realm of 2 days and then animal kingdom. Children will be delighted at the Magic Kingdom. Since you have a car of your choice for dinner and entertainent opens. My advice is do not try to see it all, you will not tire. It is toooo much to see and do. I hope you have a blast, hope this helps!

Wow - it would be useful to know how long you stay, and if on or off the pitch. On the property would be great and small that you could go for a nap and let dad and older stay in the parks, there will be more for the oldest to do.
You can bring strollers and yes I would have one for 4 years. It can be very very hot so the fans attached to strollers will be a must. I did not do my elder until 5 and even then, it has been difficult. With a child will be reserved and slow to shows / rides smoothly: The Land of Epcot would be nice, MK Small World, shows such as The Lion King and Finding Nemo in AK would be great for all ages. Older children will have more choice - Adventureland in MK will be like a small fair for 4 years and even some of the attractions such as Splash Mountain can call him and certainly the year 8 O.