Like a bus or train? From one city to another, not just round your own city.
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I personally waited until we had the 12 weeks vaccinations before going on a short tube ride in London, and the 16 week ones before going abroad and taking a train/plane.

When my little one was a newborn, we was going out at two weeks on buses he was a C-section at 36weeks xxx it’s not like anyone was touching him, and he was tucked into his bassinet with the hood up and very content xx

Yes. I don’t drive and had to use public transport for everything. Still do with my, now, 8 month old.
If anything, I’d say it actually quite nice as you’ve got your own little area on the train and bus so no one just randomly sits next to you or can get too close to the pram

I don’t have a car now so had to take my little one on the train to another town for medical appointments and then ended up going to London a couple times and on the tube before 3 months. Little one has so far been completely fine.
Thank you girls. Just so nervous as I’m not very used to public transportation but we’re not driving at the moment and can’t just taxi it everywhere

We waited 10 weeks before getting on the tube. 2 weeks after first round of immunisations. Went on our first flight at 12 weeks after second round vaccinations.

I did as I didn't get baby out the pram and just made sure I had anti bacterial wipes or gel for my own hands (as baby was a winter baby). I don't drive and my partner had to go back to work after 2 weeks with our first so literally at 14 days old we were out on buses. With my second I was out on public transport again with my 3.5 wek old taking toddler to and fro places. X

I got on the train at 5 weeks and regretted it. I’ve forgotten how loud it is and the soot build up in our noses let alone the babies which we can’t do anything about. Buses are great!