And it can be a lot of fun. That put us just behind the bulkhead. Grace was delighted to be off our laps. She sat there and charmed the Englishman across the aisle and many of the passengers on their way to the lavatory. Craig would hold the folded-up stroller, while I held Grace.
Signs advise passengers to give up their seats for the elderly and people with children.
We never went more than two stops standing up and holding her. When the tube wasn't crowded, she sat in her stroller, with the brake on. There are no seat belts on the tube, so there's no point in lugging a car seat along. The card allows you to get on or off wherever and whenever you want for one day. Because of a side trip to Belgium first, we had just five days to hit the London highlights.