Baby's big city travel

[avrelia]

Today I went to see my doctor (six weeks' check-up), which normally is 35-40 min trip to the city centre, mostly by subway. However, now I must travel with the baby, and baby travels in his stroller. So, our travels get much more interesting, and include looking for elevators in subway first of all. Thankfully, there are a lot of them - but I start getting annoyed that in is not everywhere. One gets used to conveniences very fast.

After visiting the doctor I decided to walk some more, and we marched on. Danila was very patient with this insanity, and mostly slept throughout. However he did got really hungry and reminded me about it very loudly. I was thinking about running home fast (I cannot really catch a taxi, but must run to the station with the elevator in it - buses are too random, and I am not sure we'll fit there), but spotted a tea shop, nice and empty. Today is abnormally hot for October - +26C, and some iced tea was very welcome. So we got in, chose a table, and had a nice quiet meal: I - apple-flavoured tea, baby - milk. Travelling with the baby is an interesting experience; people on the street are curious and very helpful, but I need to get him to like our sling. What will I do without subway elevators?

Comments

[ivangogh.livejournal.com]

чо, беби?

[avrelia.livejournal.com]

А ты пропустил объявление? Там фотки парой постов раньше.

Ну да, 7 сентября родился Данила Петрович. Сейчас лежит в кровати, с рыбками над головай общается.

[ivangogh.livejournal.com]

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7. Сентября. Данила
7. Октября. Вован Путен.
7. Ноября. Я, Данилов!


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Охуеть можно!

[ringthebells]

Hi there! elisi suggested that I drop by your journal and say hello, since we're apparently both new moms, Canadians, and Buffy fans. I had a little boy on October 28th. And I gotta say, I'm jealous of your Toronto subway elevators—here in Montreal, there aren't any, so you see lots of people struggling with strollers on escalators! So far my husband and I have dealt with subway travel by taking the baby in a front carrier instead of a stroller.

[avrelia.livejournal.com]

Hi! I am glad to meet you! Our baby doesn't particularly like being in a sling or baby carrier, so for now stroller is an only option. Good thing I can get with it in many places - well, I usually travel to doctor's office or shopping, so it is fine. I do hope he'll like being in a carrier more ;)

[ringthebells]

Our baby doesn't particularly like being in a sling or baby carrier

Oh, that's unfortunate! Ours falls asleep as soon as we strap him into the carrier and start walking! Which is very handy, because the other travellers on the bus or subway certainly appreciate a sleeping baby more than a crying one.