One of my very favorite things to do when we go to a Disney park is a professional family photo shoot. We have done this on nearly every trip to Disneyland or Walt Disney World and have never regretted it. Here's how we did it! Today, I'm sharing some tips and suggestions on choosing fun ... READ the POST
Capturing Magical Moments: Disney Park Family Photo Shoot
Nearly every time my family goes to one of the Disney parks, we try to do a family photo shoot with a professional photographer. Why? Well, the Disney photographers are nice but they do very set shots in very specific places - and you have to stand in line. And neither my husband or I are very ... READ the POST
Make The Most Out Of Your Disneyland Vacation With Rider Switch
My family has been going to Disneyland and Walt Disney World a lot in the last couple of years. One thing we've learned is how to make the most out of your Disneyland vacation with Rider Switch! We've gotten really good at a few things: eating Mickey ear bars, packing exactly what we need for the ... READ the POST
Your Guide to Exclusive Disneyland Military Discounts and Perks
Thanks to Disney's many discounts and perks for active duty and retired military, my little family is lucky and goes to Disneyland all the time. If you're active duty or retired military and would love to go to Disneyland, here's the discounts and benefits that Disney offers to you! Your Guide ... READ the POST
Special Needs Toileting Kit for a Disney Park Trip: Must-Have Items
Are you currently potty training a kid and going to a Disney park? Are you the parent or caregiver of an older child or adult who has special toileting needs, and you're going to a Disney park? Well, I have (and currently continue to) done both, and while it's not ideal (like, at all), you can do ... READ the POST
Pictograph How To: Creating Visuals for Special Needs Children
A pictograph, or Picture Communication System (PCS) or Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), is a way to represent information using related images. Each image in a pictograph will represent a specific thing or instruction. For children with special needs, pictographs are a fantastic way ... READ the POST





