StarWarsMomofGirls!
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- Joined
- Oct 16, 2015
Thanks! Glad you are here!I'm here too! Can't wait to read on
Right! I am hoping to avoid the orthodontist all together...I think it's hilarious! All those poor other kids with dentist and orthodontist appointments--psh! Not for the Saucier girls!!!
Sadly this was the only time we got them this trip. I had big plans to get them a few times... nope...I have yet to stay at French Quarter or have those beignets. They look so good!!!!
Morgan actually can be fairly anxitious. When we surprised them with the trip to Disneyland, she cried! I wasn't expecting it. She didn't want to do the long flight. But it's a balance with her, if we tell her ahead of time she will do nothing but worry about it. They are pretty comfortable with the flight and Disney World, so it is all good for those suprises.As someone with extreme anxiety it would stress me out not knowing when the next trip would be, but so fun the girls love it so much!
It is PERFECT when they are really little. I started it by reading about it here, and I stocked up on cheap princess dresses at Target. And use that as a way to not need to buy the pricey dresses in the parks! And it worked perfectly! And honestly, my girls perfered the Target versions as they weren't as bulky. (they also would only wear them for a little while)I am also stealing your tinkerbell gift ideas! We are taking out daughter for her first trip in November, she will be 15 months, so we wont need gifts yet, but DH and I bought DVC in 2019 (which we have never used thanks to Covid) and will be doing this for sure when she gets big enough to understand gifts!
I also used to have a welcome letter from Tinkerbell reminding them of the "rules" of being in Disney. They were things like staying with a parent, going to the bathroom when someone else has to go, that you need to rest in the middle of the day. Those kinds of things. And it worked well, because it came for Tinkerbell and not you!