Advice on babies at Fiserv

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

As someone with children that fit that description well past their 2nd birthday, my experience is they are annoying enough to buy their own seat so I can enjoy the damn game 

Yeah depends on the kid for sure. I've hone to a game with others and their kids who can't sit still and need their own seat (and they are still disruptive). TAMU Jr will sit and watch the game while eating her snacks

[pbiflyer]

Snacks and mostly importantly, something to drink. That's how my seat mates keep me occupied.

[The Thing]

This cracked me up. Well done.

[SaveOD238]

Yeah depends on the kid for sure. I've hone to a game with others and their kids who can't sit still and need their own seat (and they are still disruptive). TAMU Jr will sit and watch the game while eating her snacks

I feel personally attacked by this post.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

I feel personally attacked by this post.

Ha, not directed at you

[seakm4]

My advice for kids at the Fisterv is to wish them safe travels back to Madison.

[Goose]

Sir

How did it go with the grandkids at the game? I am taking my 2 year old granddaughter to the X game. Any tips?

[Sir Lawrence]

Sir

How did it go with the grandkids at the game? I am taking my 2 year old granddaughter to the X game. Any tips?

The grands were great.  The almost two year old was into all the intro stuff and was remarkably wiggle free.  The six month old (with head phones) slept most of the game.  I was skeptical, but my daughter and SIL had a blast, running into folks they haven't seen in awhile.  Goose, this thread has good information for bringing little ones.

[Goose]

Thanks, Sir,

Definitely sound advice on thread and wanted to hear how the grands did. Glad they had fun and looking forward to getting Miss G to the X game.