am thinking of bringing my lad to his first Wires game on Sunday. He is 21 months old. There is little chance he will sit still through all of the game, but hopefully he will at least see some of it. Am unsure whether to go in the East stand (given it's the family stand), or somewhere in the West stand towards the quieter edge (given that there won't be many wakey fans) . Have not been in the East stand very often - do many others bring young kids there (eg 2,3,4 year olds)? Any tips from those that take young ones? Will be just me and him by the way so i might have my hands full.

I've been taking my kids in the east stand for past few years since they could walk. Loads of toddlers in there plus wolfie walks past. My youngest is just 5 now and I have to pay but under that it's free but you will need a ticket and proof of age at the club shop. It then gets put on the database so you only have to provide ID the once. Mine like to sit near front so they can meet Wolfie but trust me you won't be on your own

Get your Babe In Arms ticket from club shop, free to get in with your adult ticket and you just sit wee one on your knee. Took all ours from a young age - you may be surprised - my youngest is 2 tomorrow and she's been cheering this season, shouting 'C'mon Wire!' To her hearts content. We sit in Northeast corner.

As well as sorting out a baby ticket ....DONT take a pram. You wont be allowed to take it in, and there is nowhere to leave one.

Yes, find someone to babysit and go on your own. He won't remember it and you'll be able to enjoy the game more.