thread: Taking 15mth old to U2 concert?

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  1. #1
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    Feb 2008
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    Could you ask one of the girls from Mothers Group to babysit? I always forget about the MG girls when I am looking for a sitter. A few have said they would be happy to do it as their hubby can look after their own kids and they are happy to look after mine and then your little girl at least knows them.

  2. #2
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    Oct 2010
    Brisbane
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    Jay-Z and his band were the support group. Have to admit that we didn't see much of his set, but what we heard was pretty good. We got there about 7.15, but we had seats, didn't need to race for a prime general admission spot! U2 came on about 8.20pm but it may be different for you - our show was at Suncorp Stadium which has noise restrictions so that it must be finished by 10.30pm.

    See if you can find out the times from the venue - if you could get DD into bed before the sitter came then race over there, might make you more comfortable???

  3. #3
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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    Thanks again for you suggestions girls. It looks like my SIL's sister and her hubby (practically another aunty and uncle to DD) will be able to watch her. Just waiting to hear back from them to confirm it. If not, I'll book a sitter from the agency. Yay!

    One of the girls from MG actually offered to watch DD but, I know it's stupid, I really don't want to put her out. I know she offered and we actually get along really well but I'm just one of those people that worry about making others lives difficult. It's an annoying trait and I really need to stop doing it!

    2girls - that's great to hear! I wouldn't mind seeing Jay-Z but it's no big deal if we miss out as like you, we have seats and don't need to rush. Subi has noise restrictions too so most concerts there are finished by 10.30pm. I think we'll aim to be there around 7.30ish so that way I should be able to put DD to bed and hopefully her damn teeth won't give her too much grief.

    Cheers girls!

  4. #4

    Jan 2008
    3,107

    If not, my sister is a Childcare worker and does baby sitting on the weekends.

  5. #5
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    Oct 2010
    Brisbane
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    Great that you've found a solution You'll have a fantastic night!!

  6. #6
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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    Great that you've found a solution You'll have a fantastic night!!
    Thanks hon!

  7. #7
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    We took DS2 to see Kings Of Leon when he was 2. He had ear muffs and ended up sleeping through most of the concert! lol

    We actually bought him proper ear muffs which looked massive on his ears but adjusted well to his head and kept a lot of noise out.

  8. #8
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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    If not, my sister is a Childcare worker and does baby sitting on the weekends.
    In Perth? Would love her detais for future reference if that's the case!

  9. #9

    Jan 2008
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    In Perth? Would love her detais for future reference if that's the case!
    Yep! She lives in Padbury though, not sure where you are she has been doing Childcare for 7 years. I'll pm you

  10. #10
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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    Yep! She lives in Padbury though, not sure where you are she has been doing Childcare for 7 years. I'll pm you
    Thanks, that would be great! It's about a 20 minute drive from us but it would still be handy to have her details.