Keep it klassy dh

sweetpea18 · May 2011

Dh brews his own beer. He's brewing a batch right now. He's letting Reese 'help.' Because every two year old needs to know how to brew beer. Klassy.

Heifergal · May 2011

There's nothing wrong with helping with the family business. Maybe one day you'll get rich from their recipe.

BonitaKaz · May 2011

As long as he doesn't help sample the product afterwards ;-)

memo9 · May 2011

It's never too early to learn about science Wink

sweetpea18 · May 2011

MegMo10:
It's never too early to learn about science

That's what dh said! And he said he's helping her with her counting and math, too

NicoleR524 · May 2011

I see nothing wrong with it. 2 year olds in my family do beer runs to the cooler at parties.

Mom2Eleanor · May 2011

DD has helped DH brew beer since she was about 3 months old...he would let her hold his wooden spoon in her bouncy seat! She loves to help Papa make "Papa's drink" and DS is now in on it, too. Big Smile

She even tells him what goes in next, lol. I think it's great that he wants to spend time with them and let them help out in the kitchen.

StellarStina26 · May 2011

NicoleR524:
I see nothing wrong with it. 2 year olds in my family do beer runs to the cooler at parties.

I think my boyfriend is counting on our LO wanting to be helpful like that.

IslamoradaBride09 · May 2011

Eh, my H is just getting into brewing himself. It doesn't bother me. I used to "help" my mom bake when I was little & this doesn't seem any different to me. As long as she's not getting any samples!

a.bartholomew · May 2011

Oooh, maybe she will become a brewmaster. A woman brewmaster would be awesome!

bethandjoe09 · May 2011

a.bartholomew:
Oooh, maybe she will become a brewmaster. A woman brewmaster would be awesome!

The original brewers were women. That's how it usually works in our house, too (I taught DH to brew), though I'm planning on putting DS to work when he's old enough, maybe measuring grains.