re: Are there family bathrooms at Tiger Stadium?

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And he isn't potty trained yet!? WTF Dad!?

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get off his arse, dude. My middle son is severely autistic and was not potty trained until he was six so shut your hole

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get off his arse, dude. My middle son is severely autistic and was not potty trained until he was six so shut your hole

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Thx!

Not that I am aware of. Took daughter at 4yo, and was great until she said she had to go to the restroom. Took her to womens, and waited outside - and waited - and waited. Finally, I announced that male was coming in when my friend's daughter shouted that she was in there and had my daughter. Apparently, all the drunk moms kept cutting her off to the vacant stalls and at 4yo she was too polited to tell them it was her f'n turn.

Gotta get someone to take her until she can do for herself - 6-7yo do pretty well. No problems with either daughter at that age (still had to wait outside until they were 8-9yo - but seats right by portal and womens right by ramp).

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I disagree my nephew is 3 and he has been coming to games since last year. He enjoys the band and has started joining in on the cheers. Well, he tries to at least.

He enjoys the hell out of himself, and I think he will remember at least some part of it.


This is what I hope happens. He loves some LSU football and watching it on TV with me while he wears his uniform and helmet.

Plus the bands, and Mike, etc. If he makes it thru halftime, I will be a happy daddy!

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FYI, this will be my 3 year old's 4th game. (Cotton Bowl, CHick-Fil-A Kickoff, and Kentucky before). He passed out at the two neutral site games (I was in club for both). For Kentucky, I resigned myself to the fact that it was about him having fun and not so much about the game. After halftime, he was ready to go outside. We went outside and played with a nerf football and he had a blast.

As long as you know what you are getting into and respectful of others around you, you and your son should have an awesome time!

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FYI, this will be my 3 year old's 4th game. (Cotton Bowl, CHick-Fil-A Kickoff, and Kentucky before). He passed out at the two neutral site games (I was in club for both). For Kentucky, I resigned myself to the fact that it was about him having fun and not so much about the game. After halftime, he was ready to go outside. We went outside and played with a nerf football and he had a blast.

As long as you know what you are getting into and respectful of others around you, you and your son should have an awesome time!

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Thats exactly what the plan is. I could really care less about the game. I'm sure LSU will win and thats why this game was perfect and the tix were free. Its all about him having a good time, no matter if its watching the game in T.S. or throwing a football outside of it. Its about he and I being at T.S. together and him seeing the #1 undefeated LSU Tigers for his first game, the same year they win the BCSNC!

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For the sake of the people sitting around you, dont bring the kid.

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Why in the frick would you say that?

for years i have been posting warnings about taking small children to games.

last game, a 3 yr old girl held her ears from the noise and started crying b/4 end of first quarter.

dad didn't want to leave, mom finally threatened divorce.

there are a lot of idiots in the world, are you one of them?

hey idiot boy,

my opinion is that my opinion is better than your opinion.

We all wear Depends, the whole stadium is a family bathroom.

I took my daughter to a raucous basketball game when she was three and it made her so anxious she threw up. Tiger Stadium is much more intense and intimidating. Wait until they are at least 7.