Griff

I had mine boating at 5 months and 11 months. It takes them a while to used to the noise and wind. Most of the time, they will be in their infant carrier anyway. Not to mention, they don't like PFD's, but will get used to them. My wife boated until she was about 6 months pregnant. probably would have gone longer, but the season was over.

SpeedGirl

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So true... I put Justin's PFD on every night for a few minutes for him to get used to it...

GO4BROKE

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My son was boating at 1 month, first overnight at 3 months. Biggest issue is keeping them out of the wind and sun. Changes the way you drive! Saves a lot of gas too.

Ptufaro

I boated all summer while my wife was pregnant.




She stayed home!!!

flat rate

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my wife was 4 months and running 95 on the 42 keeping it tight we are due jan 5 and planning on boating as usual. the doc will tell u what he wants

flat rate

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i had one onthe boat last aug in destin and her doc let her boat ride so alls good

ciaoderhead

Our son was on the CC at 3-weeks, on the Cig at 6-weeks and he'll be on the MTI hopefully before he turns 1.....Mom boated the first summer she was pregnant in fact got knocked up on Jammin on the James....go figure

Keytime

Wow. How refreshing to see parents that aren't overprotective and freak out when the wind blows the wrong way on their kid(s). Thanks!

ciaoderhead

Just use good judgement and enjoy. Find a good infant lifejacket and use it. We used a bouncy set last year between the seats and just slowed down....a little

Chris

had my daughter out when she was 4 months old... use a good infant life jacket and take it easy. she would fall asleep the minute i turned the key - she is 5 now and gets excited everytime she sees an offshore boat or hears a loud engine