Can one send a US born infant to stay with their grandparents for a year. What type of visa will the baby need to have? Pls share your experience. Thanks in advance.

Thank you guys who provided constructive comments. I also appreciate true and bideshi's concern.
Regarding posting 'personal matter in sajha' , I believe I am not posting a personal matter and wailing for pity but asking if anyone knows procedure. I think a case applied to A may not be same for B. And by many reason nepalese grandparents might be much more better in taking care of baby than a daycare run by some unknowns.

You dont need anything, they will grant ur child 3 months visa at the airport, which u can renew every 3 months at the immigration office, or u could send a copy of ur marriage certificate and get a relationship certificate between ur kid and grand mother and get a 1 year visa which can be renewed yearly.

I know its hard but but not impossible. I can undertsand what uve been going through.

Imp: Dont forget to carry lots of foods for ur baby, those liquid bottles of formula, ready to feed and diapers and plenty of nipples or bottle liners,extra clothes and ya get lots of toys, coz baby gets bored every now n then( go to dollar store). Dont rely on ticketing agent, call the airlines 24 hrs before to let them know if ur kid is less than 6 mts, they ll arrange for bassinet and other stuffs.

Nonsense idea to send infant to Nepal. Call yr parent to US and let them take care baby. If u r real parent of that baby u'd never think of sending baby far frm yr sight!!!!!!!! In case emergency to send Nepal, its is too much easy. No need nothing except US Passport. Better send vaccine report.