Please, for we dummy Giuseppe ses packs out here, baby-step how one uses analogy re: two distinct subjects whilst claimingthat said analogy isn't analogous.

I'm gonna pray to not 747 bunny suck that bargain gallon of "Liquid Wrench" now.

Maybe this is what "too old" is; our tax dollars are used to contract hits on us. We're idiots.

What? That made no sense, please clarify.

Remember, the OP was talking about attending daily Mass, presumably she already meets the Sunday obligation. By all means, take the baby to Mass on Sundays if it isn't abnormally fussy, but you shouldn't let it crawl around or distract people any more than necessary. Stay in the cry-room or at least in the back of the chapel so you can exit when she's had enough. But I think you should wait till the baby is older and more complacent for daily Mass. Are the other parishioners to have no chance for peace and recollection on any day of the week?

PS- DZ PLEASE, are you Kanye in RL?  Your name is reminiscent of some rapper's , and your posts make about as much sense as he does when he speaks. 

Remember, the OP was talking about attending daily Mass, presumably she already meets the Sunday obligation. By all means, take the baby to Mass on Sundays if it isn't abnormally fussy, but you shouldn't let it crawl around or distract people any more than necessary. Stay in the cry-room or at least in the back of the chapel so you can exit when she's had enough. But I think you should wait till the baby is older and more complacent for daily Mass. Are the other parishioners to have no chance for peace and recollection on any day of the week?

PS- DZ PLEASE, are you Kanye in RL?  Your name is reminiscent of some rapper's , and your posts make about as much sense as he does when he speaks.

He's speaking in riddles and I don't get it. He might be Kanye... all he needs is something crazy on TV.

It is very distracting to have a baby and especially multiple babies in Mass crying and being taken in and out, in and out.   This is a modern thing and it is literally turning Masses into cry rooms in some cases.

The priest should really say something.

Throughout this thread we've talked about disturbing parishoners.  What about the priest?

At a High Mass at our chapel, the priest made a 1/4 turn from the altar several times, to look over his shoulder
indicating there was too much noise in the chapel. (babies crying).

On a separate occasion he stopped his sermon to reprimand 2 children who were acting up in the
pews because the mother had taken the crying baby out, leaving the other children on their own.

How can the priest offer the Holy Sacrifice devoutly with such distractions?

Babies at Mass is a new thing as several here have indicated.

Check out the first minute or two of this Novena Mass and Easter Sunday Mass from 1940
at Our Lady of Sorrows Bascilica in Chicago.
Try to find even one baby or toddler amongst the congregation .....there aren't any, and this was EASTER SUNDAY

https://archive.org/details/1940LatinMassFullVersion