Just make sure you're not sat near me. His vocabulary will be expanded greatly whenever Lance Hohaia gets the ball if you do

I took my daughter to the DW at approx 6 month and she enjoyed the experience, she did have a cry due to the noise, but I guess you wont have that problem

Please protect your baby's ears. Their hearing is incredibly sensitive and fragile at that age. It is possible to purchase baby sized ear defenders.

There's enough babies watch saints already.

Yeah I'm already on with that one. We were at a music festival last year and saw a baby no more than a couple of weeks old with ear defenders on. Don't want to damage his hearing early in life. That's his job in his teen years.

Tickets for under 5s are free,and you can get a free season ticket for them, I have one for my daughter.

I live in the USA and it seems the thing to do espescially the summer sports like baseball ,if the parents are big fans of A club they bring the baby to the game as soon as possible.I see it all the time on TV ,Although ive not seen it yet on HANDY WANDY NFL.

As long as you're not like the couple sat a couple of rows in front of me for the England Aus game at Wembley.

They brought a baby who couldn't have been any older than 4 weeks, who was clearly tired and wanting to sleep but was rudely woken every time the crowd cheered at a passage of play. Cue the parents scowling at the fans around them for making so much noise. Madness.

Personally, I've not taken my little lad to a game yet (he's almost 3) as I know he wouldn't enjoy it (he hasn't the attention span to stay in one place for a couple of hours) and therefore I wouldn't enjoy it either. The way I see it, I have years in front of me to enjoy taking him to watch Saints -no point forcing it sooner than either of us would appreciate.

We had a family like that infront of us a few times at Widnes.

I took my son to a Challenege cup game at Knowsley Road when he was about 8 months old, but other than that he has only been to watch a few amateur games. He is just turned two and loves watching games now and will happily sit at home watching the majority of a game. I have got him his free season ticket for next year to use when we play on a sunday/cup games etc but won't be in a rush to take him to evening games as evening games plus young child means grumpy and spoiling things for everyone!

Totally agree. Mine was 5 when he went to his first game, he is now 6 and he loves it. I will only take him to the Sunday or Sat games as 8pm Friday is way to late. If he gets tired he wont enjoy it, I wont enjoy it and that may spoil it for a long time. The first few times we went he wanted to go for a walk under the stands part way through, now he sits and watches, taking more notice than me at times. He will tell me things on the way home that I missed, It shocked me at first how much they take in.