Baby Care Center

"I was skeptical because of reviews but went and tried anyway because there isn't much choice when baby wants to feed. Both men and women are allowed in the general area and diaper changing station. This can be awkward because to enter the diaper changing area, you need to pass the nursing room. Might not be an issue since the door is closed but it could form a problem if a mom enters while a dad passes by at the same time because nursing chairs are not fully private and you may be spotted if you are in the chairs right in front of the door. Inside the nursing room, it's very small. 6 rocking chairs/sliders put in a circle with a small sidetable and charging ports. It's a bit awkward if you aren't used to nursing in front of other people but peaceful place and good AC During our visit, there were barely any visitors in the park, but the nursing room quickly filled up, so I can only imagine the struggle if the park was actually busy!"

"Awesome spot in Animal Kingdom for groups with kids. AC, clean, nice bathrooms and sinks, private rooms for feedings or privacy while changing. All the stuff is changed and cleaned after someone uses it. Also another room with TVs and small chairs for siblings and other caregivers to use comfortably while baby is being cared for."

"Staff was not friendly to most families I saw going in and out. Wife said that the nursing room had several moms inside and the heat was unbearable. She came out after 5 minutes sweating saying she would rather sit outside with the stroller fans to cool her down. Very disappointing considering at Animal Kingdom we had a nice private room that had good AC and it’s own changing table and rocking chair. Only positive is the cute Alice in Wonderland theming."

"We went to magic kingdom in October. I have waited to share this review because I love Disney and have been on the fence about whether to say anything negative but after hearing about so many areas that Disney has dropped the ball, I need to add my experience. We left baby at home with grandma but I still needed to pump while in the park. Blog posts that I read in advance promised air conditioning and private rooms to nurse/pump. I pumped in a bathroom that dirtier than a street carnival. It only had two stalls. The staff were quite rude. They tried to put me in the room with nursing moms but it was full to the brim. I was also quite surprised that they didn’t provide any sort of privacy screen between each mother. Nursing you can cover up but pumping leaves everything out there. So I was quite upset that they expected me to pump in front of so many strangers with no privacy. But anyway I ended up in the bathroom which has stains and liquid running down the door. Also these bathrooms look like they have not been updated since the day the park opened 50 years ago. And it was so hot and stuffy. Better off outside in the humid weather with a breeze than in this building. It was also advertised that there would be a small waiting room with benches and chairs for dads. No such thing. My husband sat on the floor in a corner. If you are pumping, best bathrooms are near Gaston’s cafe place. They are clean and spacious. For a global business that caters to young families, I don’t know how Disney thinks it’s acceptable to provide a baby care center that can’t handle mass crowds or provide basic care standards. This is no longer the most magical place on Earth."

"A little small. The only place to comfortably feed the kid was the nursing room. Which is fine if you're a woman. There is a room with high chairs that isn't for women only but the chairs are small and don't have arm rests. But it was a nice place to rest for a few minutes. The changing tables are huge and soft and plenty of paper mats are provided for sanitation."