Babies at games

[ACVilla]

No baby-changing facilities.

Really? Not even in the disabled toilets?

[Legion]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

[PeterWithesShin]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

In fairness, it would have needed a big table

[ACVilla]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

In fairness, it would have needed a big table

Clappy thing.

[ACVilla]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

I find that most surprising given the push for inclusivity in modern football.

[edgysatsuma89]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

In fairness, it would have needed a big table

Clappy thing.

I suggest your nipper Leeg would be infintely better at football than that lazy pillock.

[shaunreynolds]

I took my kids 4 and 20 months to the Hull game last season and both were fine. Was seated in the Family Stand (its what its for!!) so had anyone said anything they wouldve been reminded where they were sat!!

[ADVILLAFAN]

Not when I had Fred with me a few years ago when we popped in to one of the open training sessions.

In fairness, it would have needed a big table

Clappy thing.

I suggest your nipper Leeg would be infintely better at football than that lazy pillock.

He'd certainly be better at dribbling *boom-tish emoticon*

[Toronto Villa]

I wouldn't recommend ever taking a child of that age to a game. Aside from the obvious inconvenience of having the child there, it's no fun for them, for those around you  and most importantly it's not good for their ears to experience that level of noise.

[rob_bridge]

A few years ago I went with my cousin who took his lad to his first game. His lad had just turned 5 at the time and seemed to me to be just about the right time

[Brend'Watkins]

It can't be much fun for the parent but if they're happy enough to put up with it then fine.

Taking babies on flights is something that should be avoided at all costs particularly if I'm on that flight.

[TheMalandro]

I took my boy, Ellis (6 at the time) to Villa Park on a non-match day. I tied him to the railings at the top of the Holte Stairs and took photos of him.
He also had a pee on various parts of the ground - luckily nothing more significant.

He wasn't allowed in the club shop.

I wouldn't have taken him when he was little either, he was a right little bastard.

[RussellC]

I took my boy, Ellis (6 at the time) to Villa Park on a non-match day. I tied him to the railings at the top of the Holte Stairs and took photos of him.
He also had a pee on various parts of the ground - luckily nothing more significant.

He wasn't allowed in the club shop.

I wouldn't have taken him when he was little, he was a right little bastard.

He wouldn't be the first Ellis to piss on various parts of the ground.

[john e]

Liecester City have a Baby Squad

I'm sure it's a lovely family type thing

[CT]

My boy first went at 4, against Hull but in the spring.

I was worried but needn't have been - he loved it.