Any tips for bringing baby to the game?

[Parallex]

Hearing protection of course, be respectful of other peoples experience (AKA if your kid starts screaming... leave), if you can get a seat easily accessible to the concourse get that (easier to get out and change poopy diapers). I'm not sure what to do about feedings... you don't have a milk producing boob and I'm not sure where you can find a place to warm up baby food.

[CrazyCaper]

Be cautious. I took my son to his first game at 3 months old. It was Game 7 in 2006 against Anaheim. He is now almost 12 and is a Penguins fan. The poor kid never recovered!!

[Forbsey-123]

Hahaha...shoulda listened....tried and failed. He was pretty cranky to begin with and he made it through the first period but after that he went into meltdown mode and wouldn't stop crying. Got a quick pic then hit the road before I pissed off my neighbors. Lesson learned until hes a little older.

[dissentowner]

I never got why anyone would bring a baby to a sporting event where any projectile can enter the crowd. First off, your baby is getting nothing out of it but loud noise. Mostly though I cringe whenever I see a baby at a hockey or baseball game because even though it is highly unlikely, why risk their lives? You can move, a baby can't.

[Huntingwhale]

How is babby formed?