Just started taking my lad who is 3, he didn't like the fireworks at the wigan match. He has his moments, he tends to get bored for 10 mins in each half but i just shut him up with some sweets! but he absolutely loves it especially the fact that it's on a night when the floodlights are on. He loves the way the players "crash" into each other and always likes to see a high bomb! i think he likes the warm up more for this reason.

Nothing wrong with a little one going to the game ..My first game was in 1941 ..my mother took me has a baby in arms my father was away in the war everybody took turns in holding me ..my mother told me many stories ..One was one supporter got that excited he throw me up in the air ..he never got to hold me again you are never to young to be a Hull F C fan ..let the young en get the Hull bug in they blood .."I love it"come and sit in the South Stand we will nurse the the "little un "Just might learn some new words

Cas lad here-great thread btw, my eldest took her first game in at 7 weeks and it was away at Wilderspool

Earlier the better as far as i'm concerned, massive Tigers fan she is now

I'm taking my lad Archie against Salford he is 7 months, Its ok saying why but its not always easy to get him looked after especially when the wife goes with me. He will have no option like me when I went from about 1 years old.

Just like to say a big thanks to Welton Villager and all the rest on his coach to Bradford - Thomas loved it and is already wanting to go to more away games (excellent value for money aswell)

i said to the misses about taking our son and she wasnt to pleased. i think i will wait for a while. he already puts his arms up when i say "what do we do when hull score?" lol

Me and my wife take our daughter every now and again (she's 9 months) was there on Friday after taking her to Bradford the Sunday before.

Her first game was at 4 weeks old (last season) and she came to Wembley with us at 9 weeks old for the cup final.

The noise has never bothered her, but she can get a little restless at times but overall not too bad.

I go to rugby to get away from my kids

Took my lad to Cardiff when he was 1 for the CC final and have taken him and my daughter to the odd game but TBH they're not interested and you spend most of the game trying to entertain them and can't enjoy the rugby

I will see how i get on with him. . and his mam for that matter lol. money is so tight i cant even afford it myself at the mo

we take our 1 yr old daughter to most rovers games and gotta say she loves it. she dances to the singing so obviously at cp shes dancing all game . . and she even sings rovers rovers rovers. get em there young i say theyll love it. even if it is the kc.