Would YOU take your baby?

[~Hestia~]

I've been to a couple of those sessions and they were great! You're right - was a little softer (not much) and they keep the lights dimmed so you can see what you're doing.
Moo never paid any attention to the screen when we went, but I think the last time we went he was younger than your bub, maybe 4 months old. I'd give it a go, take plenty of toys etc for her. No one will care if she cries or carries on and you can walk around with her if you need to. I've seen parents standing in the doorway rocking their bubs or pushing them in prams, no one notices!

As for the worry about giving her nightmares, gauge her reaction on the day. If she seems a bit freaked out then you can always just leave.

[luna moth]

I wouldn't, but it's because of the noise. This baby already freaks out and becomes really unsettled on the inside when I see a loud and scary movie. But maybe that's inherited from me, cos I consider Harry Potter to be scary! Great big sook, I am

[CinderToriella]

Yeah i would, i have been to the mums and bubs sessions and they do have the sound down its not as loud as a normal session

Cheezelmonster is right ,no one cares !

[ezymay]

I would! The mums and bubs sessions are great!! I can't wait to see it! I'm taking the day off work with Dh so we can see it gold class while DD is at daycare...whoot!!

[MummaSue]

I would! The mums and bubs sessions are great!! I can't wait to see it! I'm taking the day off work with Dh so we can see it gold class while DD is at daycare...whoot!!

haha, love it!!!

YAY, I can't waittttttt!

I wonder (because the film is in 2 parts) where they will end it? And I'm so glad that we only have to wait till next July to see the second part.

[wysiwyg]

I saw one of the previous Harry Potter at a mums and bubs and DD was fine, slept or fed for most of it and watched some other bits, I think they pick up on your reactions more than anything else, so if you jump they jump rather than them jumping at something in the film IYKWIM, so if movie unsettles/freaks you will have same effect on bub.

[Kazbah]

I took Pip to see a "lullaby session" every week when I was on leave, it was my weekly treat after his library story time! It's really good, the key is to be prepared. Have everything ready to go - get in early, get the nappies ready to change, take a cocoon or similar for bub to sleep in. Don't be afraid to walk the bub around the back of the cinema if needed - and enjoy yourself!!!!!!!!!

[boomba]

Do it! i am leaving my kids with DH on thursday to go with my mum woohooo!

[feeb]

I went to a few baby cry sessions with DS1, since DS1 started occasional care a few weeks ago I have taken DS2 to just normal sessions, we have an awesome art deco cinema close by that is quiet at 10am sessions on day he is in OCC, they do offer cry baby sessions but not on a day I can go!!