Profile For Marissa H.

Aloha, Most every baby raised in a truck doesn't even know they are in a truck. All they know is that, they are with mom and dad and that makes them happy. Young children 1-4 years old have wonderful memories traveling in the truck and going site seeing. It's all about how one utilizes their time when not driving, just like at home. The truck is home, what kind of home is up to the people. You can't criticize families for wanting encouragement on sticking together. These are the people who are willing to work the hardest and make their lives and the lives of those around them a safe and humanistic place. Jumping to conclusions about why babies, children, wives, or pets are requested to be nearby on the road is no different than any other job that requires a lot of moving. The worst stories I ever hear about are not about babies in trucks with beautiful memories on traveling with family...it's about military children who have no stability. America and its jobs are about family. Any job that tears a family apart is not a true American job. Any job that requires you to leave your family behind is not a true American job. Trucking is not a war to be fought with...its an unique opportunity for the right people, with or without babies. Most of you sound like you either don't have families or don't get along with them which is why your opinions really should be removed and left to those who actually have experience on the topic. And again....every baby/child who remembers being in a truck...absolutely loved it. Kids nowdays are glued to the internet, getting out on the road in the real world would actually be a positive thing. And a semi is safer for a baby to be in than a car...411. Good Luck