Heading down to London from the NE soon and looking to go via train rather than drive as heading down one day and back the next. Driving will leave us knackered and drastically reduce the amount of time we are there for.
So, how do babies on a train work? We have a 6 month old and whilst he's happy sitting on our knees, it's hard work for 3 hours! We'll be taking him in his car seat which clips onto the pushchair frame, so can he just sit in there? Where does it go and do we have to buy a ticket?! Surely the car seat will take up a seat? I'm assuming the frame just goes into the luggage section folded up.
I'm guessing a pushchair on the tube is a no go....but the DLR is probably OK?
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How do babies on a train work?
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Colabottle10 · 03/02/2017 14:40
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