Bringing 16 month old to game. Bag restrictions?
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Its going to be close to 100 real feel in the stadium. You may want to think twice about bringing a 16 month old. That's just my opinion as a parent, a registered nurse, and a fan.
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If you are in the sun, it will feel like 120. Give the kid a break and keep him home
Sounds like a pretty bad idea on the worst possible day of the season.
Food bring whatever you want.
Liquid is supposed to be sealed bottles only but I've taken in baby bottles no question. If you wanted to be safe you would bring powder, empty bottle, and sealed water bottles.
I just put it all in plastic bags (supermarket) and been fine. It's clearish.
Liquid is supposed to be sealed bottles only but I've taken in baby bottles no question. If you wanted to be safe you would bring powder, empty bottle, and sealed water bottles.
I just put it all in plastic bags (supermarket) and been fine. It's clearish.
I'm bringing my five year old grandson to his first game and having some second thoughts. At least he'll remember something about the experience. $$$$
No need to bring a young baby on a super hot day. Baby won't know what is going on. You may want to reconsider bro.
Why would you ever bring a 16 month old to a football game? Much less on a 100 plus heat index day? Terrible idea.
Because diehard young parents want to go to the game and cant find babysitters or dont trust anyone else with their little ones. Been there and done that - brought my oldest to a game when he was 4 months old but back then strollers were allowed. Having said that, young children for tomorrow's game is not a good idea IMO.
I'm leaving my daughters (4 & 2) at home
With my wife to avoid them being in the heat. We tried last year and it was so
Hot we had to leave in the 2nd quarter. You literally are cooking sitting in the metal bleachers
I would reconsider
With my wife to avoid them being in the heat. We tried last year and it was so
Hot we had to leave in the 2nd quarter. You literally are cooking sitting in the metal bleachers
I would reconsider
He will be fine. Big difference in those ages. Bring lots of water in clear bags and get out of sun at half.
Dont do it. I have seen young kids last year get overheated 6 year old so can just imagine a super youngster.
Just reported this thread to Child Protective Services.
That is bad parenting and they should be reported . That is plain stupid . But I guess any idiot can be a parent.
It always amazes me to see people bring infants to sporting events. I just don't get it. Stay home and save your child from the excessive heat, the loud noises and the sun. When I had my first born I immediately realized that I would have to put some of my hobbies on hold. There are so many unbelievably stupid, irresponsible people out there.
Cmon people toughen up. I am kinda old and my parents took me out in the heat, I took my kids out in the heat . Good job Op
Clearly, Plum Street doesn't have kids .. and is probably a virgin. Which is why he's not Grape Street.
Irish Catholic actually. As good as a virgin . Only had sex twice and I have 2 Kids
Don't let history repeat itself ... with a baby, no less!!!
50 attending Rutgers football game overcome by heat
About 50 fans attending the Rutgers football home opener against Howard at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway today were taken ill with heat-related symptoms. Although none were seriously sick, a few were taken to area hospitals for further observation. (Chris Faytok/The Star-Ledger)
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PISCATAWAY — About 50 people attending the Rutgers football game at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway this afternoon were overcome by the heat and were taken to nearby air-conditioned areas and a few of them to area hospitals, a university spokesman said.
No one was seriously ill, the spokesman, Greg Trevor, said.
"In a small number cases, the high heat and humidity aggravated existing medical conditions," he said.
The temperature at the game this afternoon hovered around 90 degrees, although conditions put the heat index at 101, according to data from the Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist.
A crowd of just more than 48,000 attended the game, at which Rutgers defeated Howard 38-25.
50 attending Rutgers football game overcome by heat
About 50 fans attending the Rutgers football home opener against Howard at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway today were taken ill with heat-related symptoms. Although none were seriously sick, a few were taken to area hospitals for further observation. (Chris Faytok/The Star-Ledger)
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PISCATAWAY — About 50 people attending the Rutgers football game at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway this afternoon were overcome by the heat and were taken to nearby air-conditioned areas and a few of them to area hospitals, a university spokesman said.
No one was seriously ill, the spokesman, Greg Trevor, said.
"In a small number cases, the high heat and humidity aggravated existing medical conditions," he said.
The temperature at the game this afternoon hovered around 90 degrees, although conditions put the heat index at 101, according to data from the Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist.
A crowd of just more than 48,000 attended the game, at which Rutgers defeated Howard 38-25.
