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Dec 4, 2025 33 min

Babies' Day Out

from Whatcha Expecting?

It’s a pizza party! This week, Kate and Claire recount recent adventures taking their babies out dining with them on (separate) outings for pizza. They chat about what makes a restaurant “baby-friendly”. When deciding whether to bring a baby with you out to dine, what do you owe to the other diners, to the staff, to your baby and to yourself? How do you divvy up the childcare duties when dining out with your partner? Hear all this and more — ahem — food for thought. Get it? We know you do, you brilliant listeners! Weekly Plugs: Solid Starts Blooming Hill Farm Sandra Boynton American Revolution Follow @whatchaexpecting. Editing, recording, post production and dad insights by Joe Leonardo. Music by Christopher Morucci.

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