Our library has a lot of baby/toddler activities so there are always a lot of kids there being noisy. There is a separate kids section and the "babytime" stories are in a separate room.
If I'm browsing through the adult section and she starts making noise I just leave.
I take him just after a nap and a feed. I wear him in the Ergo. We walk around the stacks, pick a couple of books, and then have a snuggle and read for a bit.
I schedule it around naptime, so more than likely he'll be winding down or asleep.
This. And (I hope I'm not jinxing myself here) A never cries when we're out unless he's hungry, tired or wants to get out of the car seat/carrier. As long as he's fed and has a toy to play with, he's usually very well behaved.
Seriously though, C is fortunately playful enough to attend a childrens reading session without us worrying about it, and if everyone else around him is being quiet, he will too.
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Our library has a lot of baby/toddler activities so there are always a lot of kids there being noisy. There is a separate kids section and the "babytime" stories are in a separate room.
If I'm browsing through the adult section and she starts making noise I just leave.
This. And (I hope I'm not jinxing myself here) A never cries when we're out unless he's hungry, tired or wants to get out of the car seat/carrier. As long as he's fed and has a toy to play with, he's usually very well behaved.
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I go in a car.
Seriously though, C is fortunately playful enough to attend a childrens reading session without us worrying about it, and if everyone else around him is being quiet, he will too.
"We like nothing better than buffing our Zygoma. And imagining a horny time traveling long overcoat purple scarf wearing super sleuth nordic legend fuck fantasy. Get to work on that, internet." Benedict Cumberbatch
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