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Hey Guys,

 

we ( 2Adults + 1Infant 2Years) want to Cruise with the Anthem in October 2017 from New York.

There is no Babyfon on the Ship. Do you know can we use a Radio set?

 

Has anyone experience when using radio equipment on cruise ships??

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Best

Marco

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Hey Guys,

 

we ( 2Adults + 1Infant 2Years) want to Cruise with the Anthem in October 2017 from New York.

There is no Babyfon on the Ship. Do you know can we use a Radio set?

 

Has anyone experience when using radio equipment on cruise ships??

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Best

Marco

 

I was going to say the same thing as the other poster. Why the need for a baby monitor. Also, a little confused. Do you have an infant AND a 2 year old...or are you saying that your infant is 2? (an infant is under 12 months and a 2 year old is a toddler).....BY THE WAY...WELCOME TO CRUISE CRITIC!!!!:):):)

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We want to go dining and the Baby is sleeping at the stateroom, and we want

to hear when the baby cries in the cabin.

Unless the stateroom is very near the dining toom, I would not expect radio to work very well.

 

There are babysitters available.

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Anthem of the seas.... we want no room for the baby .

The baby sleeps in her bed at the stateroom

 

You cannot leave a baby or toddler unattended in a stateroom while you go to dinner. You will have to hire a babysitter, or use the nursery if it is available for that age child.

 

I found this info on CC by searching: "The Royal Babies & Tots Nursery is open to kids aged 6 months to 3 years; it's bookable onboard only. The fee is $6 per child, per hour, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and $8 per child, per hour, between 6 p.m. and midnight. There is a 4:1 baby-to-staff ratio and just two permanent staff members in this room, so you are advised to book ahead. The ship will add a third member during particularly busy sailings, but that's still a maximum of 12 tots on a 4,180-passenger ship. You can bring your own food, or the staff will order in from room service."

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Anthem of the seas.... we want no room for the baby .

The baby sleeps in her bed at the stateroom

 

The nursery is a child care area where you could leave your child to be watched in a group setting. Anthem does not have a nursery though, so your only option is in cabin babysitting which is $19 per hour.

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under ZERO circumstances may you leave that child alone in the cabin!!!!!

 

you either pay to put them in the nursery, or you you eat in the cabin.

 

or, here's a crazy idea, take the child to dinner - they have child seats there.

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The nursery is a child care area where you could leave your child to be watched in a group setting. Anthem does not have a nursery though, so your only option is in cabin babysitting which is $19 per hour.

 

The RC website shows a nursery on Anthem. Is that incorrect?

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The nursery is a child care area where you could leave your child to be watched in a group setting. Anthem does not have a nursery though, so your only option is in cabin babysitting which is $19 per hour.

 

Anthem is listed as having a royal tots program. You need to verify with Royal Caribbean.

 

You must leave your 2 year old in the care of others and pay money to do so for any child under 36 months old. Royal Caribbean provides the babysitting service and expects their guests to pay for it and not abandon 2 year olds in a cabin while the adults go ANYWHERE on the ship.

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/experiencetypes/category.do?pagename=onboard_cat_kids_teens_and_families

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Anthem is listed as having a royal tots program. You need to verify with Royal Caribbean.

 

You must leave your 2 year old in the care of others and pay money to do so for any child under 36 months old. Royal Caribbean provides the babysitting service and expects their guests to pay for it and not abandon 2 year olds in a cabin while the adults go ANYWHERE on the ship.

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/experiencetypes/category.do?pagename=onboard_cat_kids_teens_and_families

 

The Royal Babies and Royal Tots program is the playgroup program, it is not the nursery. The Royal Babies and Tots Nurseries are listed separately on ships that have them.

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