Baby friendly/practical

[Westyeltz]

If you ask nicely, I'm sure the opposition subs would shuffle along the bench a bit and you could use that for nappy changing facilities.

[RaidenYeltz]

Some of the opposition managers have acted like they need nappies, at times last season.

Congratulations and welcome to the original poster too, you'll love it at the Grove next season

[cdr80]

If you ask a Steward I'm sure they'll let you take ur nipper in the push chair around the back of the shed end, this is flat as it's the players n officials car park etc. Then you can get round to the Harry rudge stand if you wanted seats n shelter for the winter months in the family enclosure if u can call it that? I'm there with my 4 yr old n 2 yr old when I can make games.

[Carlin]

Started taking my boy when he was three. Its great on a nice day because he can run around the back of the terrace playing footy. Took his baby brother to his first game at the very end of the season against Ashton in the cup game. Never had any trouble getting around with the push chair again the weather was good so that made life easy. The only problem i had was the lack of a baby change facility.It won't put me off bringing him again

[JohnC]

why pamper (other brands available) to babies? The match is only for a couple of hours after all.

[Washy002]

As I have brought jack to nearly every home game since he was born and most away games (loads more than guesty anyway ;-) the ground is fine for pushchairs/trikes etc

There aren't any changing facilities but you are more than welcome to change your little one in the club shop (we have a private room), that's where I change jack anyway!

Talking of the club shop, no Yeltz baby is complete without one of our Halesowen town baby grows :-) we do any size from 3-6 months :-)