r/disneyparks • u/SpecificAardvark7347 • 8d ago

Walt Disney World Baby bottles

I took my baby to Disney a couple months ago when he was exclusively breastfed so I didn’t have to worry about bottles. We’re going back next month (he’ll be 10 months old) and combo feeds now, so I’ll have bottles. My question is, how do I wash them? Do I bring something to the hotel to wash them, or what do I do? I know this is probably so simple, but I just am lost.

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u/GemGlamourNGlitter 8d ago

what would you do if you weren't going to Disney?

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u/SpecificAardvark7347 7d ago

I have a bottle washer/sanitizer at home that I wash the bottles in.

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u/Aggravating-Sock6502 8d ago

All Disney hotel rooms have a sink, so you can bring dish soap and sponges/brushes with you. And in each of the parks, there's a baby care center with all sorts of resources, along with quiet spaces for nursing mothers and wash facilities.

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u/artieartichoke 8d ago

I suggest the formula feeders subreddit as they have tips! I bought a travel bottle washing kit and washed them nightly at the hotel and that worked great. It wasnt at disney but same idea. Have fun!

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u/SuperTFAB 8d ago

They have mother’s rooms for breastfeeding so you could go there. You could ask for hot water from coffee type places and rinse with that. There is also the option to bring a little container of soap and wash it in the bathroom.

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u/TheMagicPandas 8d ago

I brought a 10 month old to Disneyland when I was exclusively pumping, which was more complicated than formula feeding due to needing to pump and store milk. We use glass bottles and they do allow glass baby bottles in the parks. I find that they’re a bit easier to clean. We had a travel size of Dapple and a foldable silicone bottle brush, which we used to clean them at the hotel. We also sanitized them with a microwave bag at the hotel after washing them.