taking LO to a blazer game?

Re: taking LO to a blazer game?

• Rochelle&Matt

  February 2010

  I know TheJenn makes it to alot of games, so hopefully she will chime in with her 2 cents. I'm curious to read responses because I would looove to take our baby, who would be about 2 months (assuming she comes any day now) to the March 31st game with us. I'm excited to dress her up in some of the Blazer gear she has waiting in her closet

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• joleine member

  February 2010

  I would think it would be OK.. maybe get tiny ear plugs? But be prepared to potentially miss a lot of the game if baby gets cranky...   If I was a big game-goer, I'd take our LO once she gets here..
  

  

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• The_Jen626

  February 2010

  Hi! We have season tickets in the lower bowl, our DD has been to about 20 games so far. She does great, BUT she is a very happy easy going social baby all the time. There is a baby a few rows in front of us that hardly ever comes and when she is there, she cries the whole time. So, I would just judge the temperment of your own baby. Also, I wouldn't bring my baby to a Lakers game (they get really tense, people trash-talking, etc) and I also won't bring her to the playoff games, just too loud, in my opinion. Good luck!!

  also, do you have an Ergo carrier or a Baby Bjorn type thing? That's what I carry DD in and it works perfect, and I feel fine walking through the crowds with her on my chest.

  

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• soontobe05

  February 2010

  The_Jen626:

  Hi! We have season tickets in the lower bowl, our DD has been to about 20 games so far. She does great, BUT she is a very happy easy going social baby all the time. There is a baby a few rows in front of us that hardly ever comes and when she is there, she cries the whole time. So, I would just judge the temperment of your own baby. Also, I wouldn't bring my baby to a Lakers game (they get really tense, people trash-talking, etc) and I also won't bring her to the playoff games, just too loud, in my opinion. Good luck!!

  also, do you have an Ergo carrier or a Baby Bjorn type thing? That's what I carry DD in and it works perfect, and I feel fine walking through the crowds with her on my chest.

  I second all of this. We have season tickets too. Laker games are a no no in my family for baby. People get really roudy at them. I had my MIL watch DD last time. She was 4mths at her first game and she loves them. She likes to watch all the people and she sleeps a lot during them, usually at halftime I give her a bottle and then she sleeps through the last half. She gets startled sometimes if there's a sudden loud cheer, but goes right back to bed.

  
  

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