I want to know what you said to the parents. You just have talked to them since you know the age of the baby

The baby was maybe a week of two old...maybe. I guess I'm an old fuddy duddy. Can't imagine taking a brand new baby out in this weather to a bar and passing it around to a dozen people...drinking and standing around a bar. YMMV.

Hipster no longer has a meaning.

Do you mean people who have fun?

Anonymous wrote:Saw a newborn baby (not even a month old) at a bar tonight in MoCo. They were passing him around among a group of young adults. And it's snowing outside.

Is this a hipster thing?

This is a not afraid to have a life thing. Bars, now without smoking, are pretty much the same as church as far as baby safety is concerned. I assume they weren't passing the baby around to random strangers.

FWIW, on the second day home from the hospital with my son, someone assumed he was a couple of months old. And I've seen what I was certain were days-from-the-womb newborns that were in fact six weeks old. So unless you were presented with a copy of the baby's birth certificate you really don't know how new this newborn is.

What bar?

Was the baby drinking beer?

It's not like you can smoke in bars anymore. Were the parents drunk? Couldn't they have walked there?

Maybe not a newborn, just smaller infant.

I took my one week old baby to a wedding. Out of town, no less.

What does the snow have to do with anything?

I live in SF and once a month we have playgroup at a beer garden. Love it.

Cars drive in snow.

MYOB.

What's the big deal? Or do you feel that once you have kids you can never have fun or ever do anything? At that age they sleep anytime, anywhere. So what.

Saw a newborn baby (not even a month old) at a bar tonight in MoCo. They were passing him around among a group of young adults. And it's snowing outside.

Is this a hipster thing?