Sat Sep 29 1979 Palace 4 Ipswich 1 TOP OF DIVISION 1.
Took my Daughter.
7 Months old.
No problems.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

I don't know what facilities there are in the family stand but if you are going to struggle to change a nappy then it could make the match unbearable for you and the nipper. And those around you!

I didn't take my kids until they could understand what was going on (and they still got bored).

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

I don't understand what anyone would get out of it apart from when it's older being able to say "my first game was when I was x months old". Having to keep checking on the baby and maybe having to feed it, change it or whatever and the risk of it absolutely pissing down with rain can't be enjoyable during the game.Also the fact that the baby won't remember 1 second of it makes it seem pretty pointless to me.

Edited by joe_cpfc (08 Feb 2014 8.46am)

James do you remember Cannon's goal.?

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Palace 13th 2017/18.

Great question!

To those posters who clearly have had no idea what a baby is or does I think you should concentrate on something you do know at least a little about. Have you tried one of the threads about Football?

To the OP - good on you for recognising that your wife might appreciate some time off from child care. I think you should try to take your daughter along to a game - weather permitting. If she is in a papouse and you know where you going to be sitting you should be fine. I guess you should be prepared to leave early if she doesn't settle or needs changing. Are there really no changing facilities in the "Family Stand"? (how can it have this name if it doesn't cater for Families?What about at Sainsbury's? Perhaps you will need to do a reccy ahead of her first visit.

Leave the baby at home and divorce her
You know it makes sense in the long run

If I agreed with you we'd both be wrong