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Well I don’t have any kids, so maybe I don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, but the way I see it is this:
An infant is not really old enough to understand that a concert is a cool special event, and would likely have just as much fun if you threw a Wiggles party at your house and invited some other parents over with their kids. I could see it more for a 3 or 4 year old, but your girl’s only a year and a half.
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Seconding Nutty Bunny in that an 18-month-old is far from an infant. I agree that the party you describe would be fun, but so is getting out and doing different things and being around different people. My 14-month-old is constantly surprising me with how much she understands, so don’t be so sure that a young toddler wouldn’t appreciate a new and interesting experience. I think she’d be beside herself with excitement.
[QUOTE=Elret]
Seconding Nutty Bunny in that an 18-month-old is far from an infant. I agree that the party you describe would be fun, but so is getting out and doing different things and being around different people. My 14-month-old is constantly surprising me with how much she understands, so don’t be so sure that a young toddler wouldn’t appreciate a new and interesting experience. I think she’d be beside herself with excitement.
I say take her! I think it would be fun!
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Yes, I agree. My baby who saw the Wiggles when he actually was an infant is now 17 months old and I think he’d really enjoy seeing them again. When we go to street festivals and things like that that have live bands (especially the ones that play kids’ music), he has a ball clapping and dancing. It’s almost a better age than 3 or 4 because they’re so enthralled with everything and are less likely to do the love it one day/bored to tears with it the next routine.