How to carry baby in public transport

[Tweakmax2]

Hi, I had sold my car. And need to take public transport with my baby (7months). How to safely carry her in taxi or bus?

[Rainbowbiatch]

Hi, I had sold my car. And need to take public transport with my baby (7months). How to safely carry her in taxi or bus?

 

isnt taxi just like ur car? minus child seat...

wear the baby sling and put baby into sling?

 

[13177]

Use baby sling lo. But how come you sold away your car? Since car now is so expensive, after you sold off not easy to buy another.

[TVT]

Hi, I had sold my car. And need to take public transport with my baby (7months). How to safely carry her in taxi or bus?

If you have no pram/bulky bags. just carry the baby, as you could carry her when you walk around lor. The tricky part is how to carry her when you have other stuff like pram, bags with you. Take taxi you can ask the driver to assist you. Take bus a bit harder....

 

Best is you take MRT.

[Fireball0088]

use baby bjorn. both hands are free

[Tweakmax2]

I am referring to safety. What if encounter taxi ebrake or accident.

[Pocus]

use baby bjorn. both hands are free

 

Yup...now like a trend...I see many couples using it.

7 month liao should be strong enough for the bjorn

 

[Vectrasonic]

I am referring to safety. What if encounter taxi ebrake or accident.

 

Bus also will ebrake and accident.

[Maxus-MIFA9]

Use baby sling lo. But how come you sold away your car? Since car now is so expensive, after you sold off not easy to buy another.

 

Baby needs 'Milk Powder' & diappers ....

[Tweakmax2]

my financial is very tight..

[Fcw75]

You are heeding the gahment call for more babies! Good for you, give up personal comfort for the next generation.

[Coltplussport]

When taking taxi, make sure you buckle up yourself properly, and hold baby close to you at all time. Bus really not baby friendly, just ask the driver politely to move off only after you sat down.

[Cars08]

Hi, I had sold my car. And need to take public transport with my baby (7months). How to safely carry her in taxi or bus?

 

weight of the baby overtime will hurt your back.. get a good baby sling provides u w good back support..get a backpack for all the milks and all that or a side sling bag if it is a short journey.. pram u can consider combi which is usually light weight..u can handle it easily with one hand...some allow u to side sling it when going up to the bus.

 

Take a cab if you can during peak hr. Full battle order...

Edited February 5, 2013 by Cars08

[Gitanic]

I am referring to safety. What if encounter taxi ebrake or accident.

Take taxi ar?

 

Make sure U crouch and protect him w ur body

[New_Atlantis]

If you really want additional safety. You can get a baby carrier + stroller combo. But it's a hassle

 

Also taxi companies do provide child seat. You have to make a booking and extra charges.

 

[Huntz]

First, kudo to you for selling your car. That must be a rough decision since u have a family now.

 

If your financial status permitted, cab is the best choice.

 

Use the phone app to book. Sometime it is faster than calling.

 

 

 

 

[Playtime]

The funny thing is, without child seat you cannot carry a baby in your car.

 

So if I don't have a child seat, I cannot give a lift to anyone with a baby as it's dangerous. So to be safe, the baby must take the chances in a crowded bus.

 

Logical boh?

[Toapayohkid]

The funny thing is, without child seat you cannot carry a baby in your car.

 

So if I don't have a child seat, I cannot give a lift to anyone with a baby as it's dangerous. So to be safe, the baby must take the chances in a crowded bus.

 

Logical boh?

 

many things are not logical. just do, dont get caught and if caught appeal.

 

dead of night no cars and pedestrians and we have to stop at red light, green man goes tock tock tock tock and still nobody, yet if run the red light is unlawful and if caught...:)