The Laid-Back Magic® Way: A Disney World Planning Podcast
Jun 22, 2026 · 20 min · 7 segments
Read the full show notes for this episode HERE! Start your free quote…
Dana StanleyHost
So the first category I have is things that are new to me that I'm actively going to be testing while we're in the parks.

So I do feel like everyone knows that you need to bring a stroller fan, I hope, for your kids.

Ideally, one fan for each kid because if there's kids walking, they can hold said fan or wear it around their necks, whatever.

But since I've been buying stroller fans since like 2016 when my daughter was born, I've tried a lot of different versions.

I try not to buy too much, but as I've had more kids, I've gotten like the upgraded version of certain stroller fans.

The first one I had, the one with little grippy arms that you've probably seen, there's usually four of them and they wrap around.

I have actually been liking this less and less because depending – I have two different ones.

And depending on how long you've had it or the joint of the stroller that you're connecting it to, it can get a little loose.

And once it's loose, it's really annoying having to readjust it to have it on your kid, especially when they're getting in and out of the stroller and they're kicking in, it's bumping.

And not only is it important for the kids in the stroller to have a fan, especially when they're napping to have some airflow, but I've realized I want a fan on me while I'm pushing the stroller.

So that's something that I'm going to be trying is number one, more of a clamp effect.

It's way pricier than my other stroller fans that I've purchased, but I think I'm going to go for it just because I know how important it is and how much we use them.

If you've ever pushed a stroller in Disney World in July, you know exactly what I mean.

So if they work well enough, I might actually consider them like a little bit of an investment piece for me because I can keep bringing them back to Disney World and not have like five okay fans and just have like maybe two, hopefully three fans that work really well and have a long battery life.

If you're not already familiar with brick with a capital B or haven't heard of it, it's a very small physical device.

So the first category I have is things that are new to me that I'm actively going to be testing while we're in the parks.

So I do feel like everyone knows that you need to bring a stroller fan, I hope, for your kids.

Ideally, one fan for each kid because if there's kids walking, they can hold said fan or wear it around their necks, whatever.

But since I've been buying stroller fans since like 2016 when my daughter was born, I've tried a lot of different versions.

I try not to buy too much, but as I've had more kids, I've gotten like the upgraded version of certain stroller fans.

The first one I had, the one with little grippy arms that you've probably seen, there's usually four of them and they wrap around.

I have actually been liking this less and less because depending – I have two different ones.

And depending on how long you've had it or the joint of the stroller that you're connecting it to, it can get a little loose.

And once it's loose, it's really annoying having to readjust it to have it on your kid, especially when they're getting in and out of the stroller and they're kicking in, it's bumping.

And not only is it important for the kids in the stroller to have a fan, especially when they're napping to have some airflow, but I've realized I want a fan on me while I'm pushing the stroller.

So that's something that I'm going to be trying is number one, more of a clamp effect.

It's way pricier than my other stroller fans that I've purchased, but I think I'm going to go for it just because I know how important it is and how much we use them.

If you've ever pushed a stroller in Disney World in July, you know exactly what I mean.

So if they work well enough, I might actually consider them like a little bit of an investment piece for me because I can keep bringing them back to Disney World and not have like five okay fans and just have like maybe two, hopefully three fans that work really well and have a long battery life.

If you're not already familiar with brick with a capital B or haven't heard of it, it's a very small physical device.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.