Well everyone, welcome back to Part 2 of our show this week, we're going to be doing

our listener email segment and before we get started, I have one that I would like to

read from Amy Maggio in East Hampton, Massachusetts. Hey, the podcast sounds great. I've been listening

to the show since August of last year and I think it has improved greatly. I was just

wondering if you think it would be a good idea to bring a newborn baby down to Florida.

I'm not a roller coaster rider and I know that there are probably many rides that the

baby and I would not be able to go on, but what are some of the things that a mother,

father, and newborn about three to six months old can do together? Thanks in advance for answering

my question. Well, Amy Maggio is actually my nephew's, my nephew James's girlfriend of

several years and this was their way of telling me that they are going to have a baby.

That's funny. Oh wow. So found this out the other day, much to my surprise. Did not expect

it that they were going to start a family this soon, but I dropped the kid off with Uncle

Pete and go on all the rides. Yeah, that's pretty much I think what she's looking for here.

There you go. You know, Amy as a general rule, my recommendation is that you don't bring

a newborn into the theme parks. It's such a rough environment in general, especially when

you take into account the sun in Florida, you basically have to keep that baby in a

cocoon and it's very, very hard to do. The other thing is when you get that many people

in one spot, anybody who get a cold, why I subject somebody who's not going to enjoy

any part of it to that. Yeah, the babies, you know, baby's not going to remember any of this.

But I mean, you're fortunate in that, you know, your boyfriend's grandmother lives down

here and will be more than happy to take that baby off your hands.

She'd consider that a theme park into it. That would be, you know, so I, my recommendation,

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