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The other day, it hit me a little too hard: one da

The other day, it hit me a little too hard: one day, my six-year-old will look at me and say, “I don’t wear princess dresses anymore.”

It’s such a small thing, but it carries so much weight. These moments—when they twirl in their tiaras, believe in fairy godmothers, and clutch their tiny autograph books with wide-eyed wonder—are fleeting.

It goes so fast. 😭

So here’s my reminder to you: stop waiting for the “perfect” age to take them to Disney. Don’t worry about whether they’ll remember every single detail. You’ll remember. You’ll treasure their little squeals of joy, the way they hug their favorite characters like old friends, and the sheer magic in their eyes.

And if you’re already overwhelmed by the idea of navigating Disney with toddlers—don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. That’s exactly why you follow me. ✨

Because these memories? They’re worth every bit of planning.

After countless visits to Disney World, I’ve lea

After countless visits to Disney World, I’ve learned that timing can make or break your experience!

In my opinion, the best days to visit each park are all about avoiding the crowds and making the most of your time. Disney is far too wide and too vast to see it all. Knowing what is important to you will help you gain the most out of your trip. Here’s the days I find are the best for each park.

For Magic Kingdom, weekdays (especially Tuesday-Thursday) tend to be the least crowded.

EPCOT is perfect on Mondays, while Animal Kingdom shines on mid-week mornings.

As for Hollywood Studios, try visiting later in the week for fewer crowds.

Ultimately, we avoid weekends at all costs at any park and you should too if you want to skip the madness! Leave that for a relaxing resort day!

What do you think—do you agree or have other park day strategies?

We just had an incredible night visiting the North

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Stop making this Disney trip mistake! ✨

If you’re skipping a resort day, you’re missing out! Taking a day to relax in between park days is a game changer—it keeps you energized, saves money on park tickets, and lets you enjoy the amazing resort perks. We usually have more hotel days than park days! Here’s why:

🍕 Order Instacart to keep food costs down
🏊 Poolside entertainment & slides
🎬 Outdoor movie nights
🔥 Marshmallows by the campfire

At deluxe Disney resorts, there’s so much magic to enjoy outside the parks! What’s your favorite resort activity?

I used to think success meant staying busy, chasin

I used to think success meant staying busy, chasing goals, and always doing more.

But I’ve realized…

Real success is about building a life that lets me be present with the people I love. It’s in the little moments—sprinklers in the backyard, library trips, late summer nights.

What about you? If you’re ready to find what brings you the most joy and presence, here are a few questions to ask yourself:

✨ What moments make you feel the most alive and connected?

✨ What are you saying “yes” to that might be taking time from what really matters?

✨ What simple traditions can you start that don’t require a big budget or a busy schedule?

Remember, real riches aren’t in the hustle—they’re in the memories we create along the way.

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