i want to go to disney world for our daughters first birthday. what will be able to do with her there?
hi, amanda! celebrating a first birthday at walt disney world is such fantastic treat! how magical! first, head over to this article posted on wdw's website in-depth planning topics: little ones at disney theme parks. this is a one-stop shopping sort of resource that's jam packed with tips, information and links, all of which will help you to anticipate what you'll experience while in wdw. attractions which are toddler-friendly are listed, as well as information about what you'll find in your resort room, baby care centers and so much more! on my very first trip to wdw, my son was almost 5 months old, and i can tell you that there was so much to do...even with a little one attached to either his dad or i! for your little princess' birthday, however, you can celebrate with a special character meal, a celebration recognition button or commemorate the special day with some great photographs taken by disney's professional photopass photographers. in fact, you could even book a mini-photo session with disney fine art photography & video. my extended family did just that to commemorate my father-in-law's 70th birthday, and the whole experience was not only a breeze, but the photos were phenomenal. what a way to capture the sparkle of your little girl's smile on that most monumental event, in the most magical place. i hope that these give you some idea of where to begin, amanda! send more questions as you think of them; i'd love to help!
dear gail, <br>i have no doubt whatever that you have already made many positive differences in your daughter&#39;s life, and will continue to do so ! have good, creative and constructive fun together ! im 14 2 so well first not all parents realise this i dunno if u do bt shes 14 not 4 no embarrasing stuff or anything! a dance well easy! the key: rly good loud music and lots of space to dance. have a table with drinks n food and maybe one or two chairs if people get tired, not to many or theyll all just sit down. u could get some disco type lights that'd b cool. my advice from experience i would but this in bold but cant repeat after this::::::: i will not under any circumstances embarrase my daughter in front of her friends, and i will stay 100 meters (or so) away from the dancing area at all times unless someone is dying or the food and drink has run out!:::::::: if you follow this i think it will be ok. so well food: finger food i dunno crisps (chips for the americans), emmmm i dont really know just ask your daughter what she likes and what will be good. decor: simple no happy birthday banners and clown hats. disco type lights would be good, emm make sure its cool in the room or people will boil to death! music: well the music in the charts and stuff go to a downloading program like www,limewire.com and download the songs you need, put them on a cd and play it on the stereo veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy loud! guests: make sure both guys and girls come if not it is no fun at all. as invites the coolest thing is just simple computer printed invites with the time, location and reason for the party. time: make sure its kinda late its no fun at 3! lets say 7-10 or so late is cool unless no parents allow that late so do 6-9 no 3-5 partys!!! so i hope that helped happy birthday 2 em and have fun with the party!!!!!! Yes, I do and so do my Daughters. 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know disney: the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch and the wardrobe
hm: sky high, flightplan, and ice princess.

fox: star wars: episode iii – revenge of the sith
hm: walk the line, fantastic four, fever pitch, and little manhattan

lantern entertainment: none

lionsgate: none

mgm: beauty shop

paramount: war of the worlds
hm: coach carter, and the weather man

sony: the legend of zorro
hm: memoirs of a geisha, zathura: a space adventure, hitch, and fun with dick and jane

universal: wallace & gromit: the curse of the were-rabbit
hm: king kong, pride & prejudice, and dreamer: inspired by a true story

warner bros.: monster-in-law
hm: just friends, and rumor has it.

are there two different little manhattan movies? you placed one under fox and another under wb. Your loved one is in a nursing home and has dementia, is that correct? By "disengaged" do you mean that your LO doesn't interact with others and doesn't participate in group activities?  
  
Does LO attend live entertainment, movie night, bingo -- the kinds of things done in a group, but with no real interaction with others?  
  
Does the NH offer activities that are done individually, even if others are present? Such as crafts, gardening activities, baking, etc? Does the mere presence of other people bother your LO? I would think playing cards and interactive games would be out, but making a greeting card might be OK.  
  
So my first suggestion would be to go over the monthly activities calendar with the social director and pick out some things that LO might enjoy.  
  
How about activities like crosswords, word find puzzles, sorting things (coins, beads, markers.) My mother loves it when I bring in a laundry basket of clean socks and ask her to match them up for me. Mom also likes to fold a small basket of wash clothes that have different textures and colors. Coloring with crayons or markers or colored pencils is popular with some and can be done in a group or all alone. january 1, and it runs through december 31. ![](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)![](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)![](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
   


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