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(09-20-2013 04:03 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  As I said, whatever.

Even if it isn't raining, I wouldn't take a 4 month old to a game. THIS IS MY OPINION!!!!
There will be loud noises, you'll be distracted and have a cranky baby bothering those around you. You most likely have to leave early. The baby won't remember any of it and is the memory of Baby's first game any different is the age of first game is a little later.

I just think the risk is greater than the reward, but you obviously think different.
Hope it is a pleasant experience for you and those around you.

A 4 month old baby is too small to disturb anybody at a ball game.......this isn't a church service! To each their own, I guess.

Tell that to parents of an upset 4 month old.

It's football in the South I guess that trumps all. I bet Bryant Denny has a delivery room, so no one misses any action.

Damn BOT

(09-20-2013 04:27 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  Tell that to parents of an upset 4 month old.

It's football in the South I guess that trumps all. I bet Bryant Denny has a delivery room, so no one misses any action.

Damn BOT

They would probably try to charge you another "Tide Pride" fee for the 4 month old- LOL!

Perhaps this thread title should be

Get up, Show up, Spit up.

As this thread has gotten far off any valid discussion of the original subject (my opinion), I am closing the thread.

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