As the parents of a beautiful and bouncing newborn baby, you will naturally want to take them out into the world as soon as safely possible and allow them to start the sensory experience which is growing up on planet earth. So, with this in mind, here are some fantastic ideas for days out with your newborn baby.
A Superstore
Although, for the vast majority of adults across the length and breadth of the country and beyond, shopping for groceries and other essentials is far more of an annoying and often even frustrating mandatory part of life than any kind of adventure, shopping in a superstore is actually incredibly exciting for a little baby.
What is more, superstores these days are designed with babies and young children in mind, so you are guaranteed to be able to park as close to the building as possible and that there will be carts fitted with a secure baby seat.
A Café
Another decidedly more relaxing place to take a newborn on a day out in the first few months after the birth is a relaxing café or informal restaurant.
Again, such places cater to both stay-at-home mums and dads and working parents, and the staff will be more than happy to accommodate you and your newborn baby, from warming the milk to editing menu items for your convenience. Feel free to go wherever you want with ANB Baby’s range of travel systems, which is so all-encompassing you can be sure to find exactly what you are looking for in travel systems for an incredibly reasonable price.
The Beach
Another, more obvious, suggestion for a day out with your newborn baby, obviously if the weather is nice (although not too hot), is to take them to the beach to experience the seaside for the very first time. They will absolutely love taking in all the new sights and sounds of the beach, all from the comfort of their own private limo.
Just remember to protect your baby from the harmful rays of the sun at all times and to ensure you have a shade cover on the stroller in case the sun moves so it is in your baby’s eyes.
An Aquarium
Babies, as do children, and in fairness, most adults (or at least, they should) absolutely love animals, but if you are concerned as to the number of germs that may be present at petting farms and zoos, an aquarium is a fantastic compromise. The movement, not to mention the bright colors and different shapes and sizes of the fish, will be absolutely fascinating to your baby, and you will also adore spending that time together too.
Ideally, try and book your visit to your local aquarium on the weekday rather than at the weekend, and if possible, not during the school holidays. Else maneuvering the stroller and dealing with the noise and the hustle and bustle of a busy room will be frustrating for both you and your baby.