If you are planning a visit to Disneyland or any other major theme park you do not want have to carry your child in your arms as you view all the attractions. I can promise you that the experience will not be enjoyable. In fact, you most likely will not make it through the day without suffering from utter exhaustion.
Think of your son or daughter as well. Your child will become exhausted from walking around all day and waiting in those long lines for what seems like everything. You need a way to get your child in and around the theme park without either of you becoming completely worn out.
The perfect solution is using a stroller. I like the MaClaren brand myself, hence the website, but others will work just fine. In fact, most major theme parks highly recommended them for use when you are there. You can even rent one when you get there. Unlike other items they are usually reasonable to rent. Strollers are usually available for $10 per day and there are discounts if you require more than one stroller.
The strollers available for rental at Disneyland are very clean and well maintained. If you do decide to rent a stroller at Disneyland, here is a tip. All the strollers available for rent look exactly the same. You should tie something on the stroller, such as a colored ribbon, so you can easily distinguish it from the other strollers in the vicinity.
Some basic rules do apply whether renting a Disneyland stroller or if you bring your own. Its usually common sense.
Never leave your child unattended in the stroller. This is basic and can prevent you from having a potential headache if some misfortune were to happen while you were away.
Second its a good idea for you to never leave any items of value in the stroller. There are plenty of dishonest people who prey upon unsuspecting people at theme parks who will take advantage of an opportunity to take your valuables if you give them a chance.
Most theme parks offer an experience to be enjoyed by adults and children alike. If you are traveling with a young child, do yourself and your infant a favor by either bringing your own stroller or renting one from them. You will be glad you did!