Little ones at the football

What age were yours when you started taking them? Can't wait to start taking my little brother!

I was 10 when my dad first tok me

I started taking my daughter when she was a toddler, about 18 months, but they were reserve games, her first full game was when she was four, hated the noise but loved the food. She was given the option to opt out when she started school but still wanted to go and has been a season ticket holder since seven.

She's now 15 and has been to Wembley 4 times, the Millennium Stadium once and seen 3 promotions. Basically the same as me but it took me 35 years longer to get that sort of success.

I need to see how she reacts to failure.

My first game I saw Toshack play. I went with my dad aged 7.

As soon as they understand what is going on imo. i will never understand people who take babies to games

I was never taken to a game so i didn't go until i went on my own initiative with my own money so i was about 12 and then i couldn't go regular until a few years after s as soon as they understand take them and they will love it

my father tries to tell me I was 2 when he took me to my first game not sure whether to believe him my earliest ticket I can find was when I was 4 in 2000

My boy is 12 and has been going down for 5 years and my girl is 5 and this is her 3rd season as a season ticket holder
She's getting a bit more into it and knows all the chants. But she also likes her ds and her food!!' It's the only way me my wife my son and daughter can all go together!!!

What age were yours when you started taking them? Can't wait to start taking my little brother!

Took my son to Brighton game at ninian park when he was 5 was chuffed to bits he got bored tho so maybe he was a bit young.

took my boy from aged 5. got bored. wanted the toilets. im thirsty. im hungary. playing with the seats. left half time on a few occasions, now he is 7 and hes city mad. sits down and watches the game. and knows the players more than me

is away games ok for kids. smoke bombs, fowl language, no family area. perhaps im incorrect and the experience is ok.

is away games ok for kids. smoke bombs, fowl language, no family area. perhaps im incorrect and the experience is ok.

I wouldn't take a kid away until they were about 10. Younger kids on a long coach journey could be a nightmare too

My boy were around four or five years old. They didn't go all the time, but there was more scope for them to "run around" at Ninian Park when they got a bit older.

Took my boy who is 4 to chievo game,he had a lovely day out

My first game was aged 4 in 1999

My son was three when i first took him. my Daughters had season tickets from the ages of 5 and 8 .

my grandson is 6 years old he did 6 away games last season been season ticket holder for 3 years now he defo prefers the away game s hes going to west ham and hull and any other away games his mum will let me take him to

is away games ok for kids. smoke bombs, fowl language, no family area. perhaps im incorrect and the experience is ok.

I said that I would never take my daughter to an away game as you're all animals. However she has no told me she wants to go. Is fifteen old enough to hear what goes on away?

My older son i started taking when he was about 7 but he never got that into it so i stopped taking him. My youngest i started taking when he was 2 because he didnt like being left out when the older one went, and he loved it and ive been taking him ever since, hes 8 now, knows everything about city and was on the pitch at charlton sayin it was the best night of his life. Think it depends on the kid