It's hard to respond to certain levels of ignorance...ignorance being a state of not having the necessary facts to weigh in with any certainty...

Yes "some people carry their milk with them because they prefer not to feed them in public and for convenience..."
Not the case here, they were talking about how the daddy wanted to have a larger role in feeding the baby, which is why they were doing that

What does a 7 week old puppy have to do with...?
Babies immune systems are not up to strength at 7 weeks...and this couple is going to expose their baby, let alone themselves to a highly anti mask and vaxxer crowd in wineries? This is moron level stupidity and carelessness to take chances with a brand new baby. Yes, babies are dying of Covid too my clueless one.

Next point...the baggie...
The baggie was being handled by the woman working the counter, the one handling glasses as she poured tastes, it was being put in warm water, not hot. That baggie was then handled by the mother who was not being very conscious of where her hands had been, then handed over to our young daddy. When we fed little babies, we always followed a strict observance of washing hands with phisoderm or another good antibacterial soap, along with other things, none of which was in observance here.

This was Darwin level stupidity of the kind that ends up receiving Darwin awards...you know, where people have died doing moronic class stupid things?

Mother’s carry their breast milk with them in public because they prefer not to feed them in public and for convenience…...not for their cute little husband to feed the baby just to be a part of the baby’s feeding. I’m sure he gets enough of that at home!

What does a 7 week old puppy have to do with a 7 week old baby. If your wife is a veterinarian she would understand that a 7 week old puppy compared to a 7 week old baby would be much older than the baby considering dog years to human! A puppy at that age is eating solid food and not dependent on milk! Duh! 🤷🏻‍♀️

Next point! If the milk is in a baggie how would the milk inside of this baggie be exposed to contamination in a pan at a winery! As long as there are no holes in the baggie it is okey dokey for the baby.…and if the milk is not cold, at room temperature, it may not even need warmed up! You haven’t been around many babies, have you? I’m on #8 great grandchildren….another baby girl due in March!

It's hard to respond to certain levels of ignorance...ignorance being a state of not having the necessary facts to weigh in with any certainty...

Yes "some people carry their milk with them because they prefer not to feed them in public and for convenience..."
Not the case here, they were talking about how the daddy wanted to have a larger role in feeding the baby, which is why they were doing that

What does a 7 week old puppy have to do with...?
Babies immune systems are not up to strength at 7 weeks...and this couple is going to expose their baby, let alone themselves to a highly anti mask and vaxxer crowd in wineries? This is moron level stupidity and carelessness to take chances with a brand new baby. Yes, babies are dying of Covid too my clueless one.

Next point...the baggie...
The baggie was being handled by the woman working the counter, the one handling glasses as she poured tastes, it was being put in warm water, not hot. That baggie was then handled by the mother who was not being very conscious of where her hands had been, then handed over to our young daddy. When we fed little babies, we always followed a strict observance of washing hands with phisoderm or another good antibacterial soap, along with other things, none of which was in observance here.

This was Darwin level stupidity of the kind that ends up receiving Darwin awards...you know, where people have died doing moronic class stupid things?

A young and doting couple with a 7 week old baby...in a winery tasting room. Our well meaning but utterly stupid proud father was wanting to be a part of the baby's feeding and upbringing, so the mother had her milk in cute little baggies so that her cute little husband could "feed" the baby.

I have a wife that is a veterinarian, she would say taking a cute little 7 week old puppy out in public is about the stupidest most sure way of killing that puppy you could ever think about, they have not had their vaccines and shots that keep them from getting the things that will kill them if they are exposed...their immune system is non existent.

But you are going to take a brand new baby out in public, you are going to let other people handle those baggies of milk, heat them up in a bucket of warm water that will not sterilize anything, by a woman who has been pouring wine in glasses to the public?

This is virtually homicidal stupidity...Period

I can only hope they get away with it, because a 7 week old baby girl doesn't deserve to be exposed to dying by stupid young parents.

My gramma fixed them that way