Alaska cruise with 1 year old baby ?

Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby.

I also have the "right" to pick my nose infront of you while you try to eat
your lunch............But is it proper.

Are the staterooms totaly sound proof, not quite.

As I sit in a tux waiting for a nice meal, should I be expected to dodge food
thrown by highchaie occupant behind me.

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

And of course you'll never take that little poop machine into any of the pools.


"Anything that doesn't kill you,,,,,,,just hurts a hell of a lot" JLP20

If that was true every hallway on every deck would smell like deodorant,
cologne, and perfume.

They don't.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


JLP20" wrote in message
...
Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby.

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through
the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

If that was true every hallway on every deck would smell like deodorant,
cologne, and perfume.

They don't.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


JLP20" wrote in message
...
Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby.

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through
the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

Not to disagree with you but most of the ships I've been on do have odors
coming from the rooms. This can be most noticeable when someone is smoking
a cigar. The vent in the bathroom is supposed to help eliminate this
problem but it's usually not sufficient.

"Dick Goldhaber" wrote in message
...
If that was true every hallway on every deck would smell like deodorant,
cologne, and perfume.

They don't.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


JLP20" wrote in message
...
Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby.

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes
through
the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a
large
percentage of your deck.

Not to disagree with you but most of the ships I've been on do have odors
coming from the rooms. This can be most noticeable when someone is smoking
a cigar. The vent in the bathroom is supposed to help eliminate this
problem but it's usually not sufficient.

"Dick Goldhaber" wrote in message
...
If that was true every hallway on every deck would smell like deodorant,
cologne, and perfume.

They don't.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


JLP20" wrote in message
...
Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby.

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes
through
the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a
large
percentage of your deck.

Hmm.......so adults never stink up a bathroom?

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

Hmm.......so adults never stink up a bathroom?

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

Hmm.......so adults never stink up a bathroom?

You are also aware that the positive airflow into your cabin goes through the
door to the hallway. When you change that diaper, your perfuming a large
percentage of your deck.

On Sat, 24 Jul 2004 02:57:36 GMT, (Me) wrote:

It seems from reading your posts that neither do you. Families have
every right to go on a cruise with their baby. So DEAL with it.

Every right? Sure do.

You have every right to stick your fingers in a metal shredder so,
please, feel free to exercise all your rights.