Should (multiple) babies be allowed in pubs?

[tyred]

Of course they should be allowed. You need to start them young and a nice glass of gin will help your baby sleep soundly through the night

 

[summerdays]

Of course they should be allowed. You need to start them young and a nice glass of gin will help your baby sleep soundly through the night

My parents believed in the medicinal properties of whiskey (I used to enjoy not being able to get to sleep as a child ). And the tale is always told how my grandpa brought in a taste to the hospital when I was born!!!

 

[swee'pea99]

My father told me proudly that the first drinks to pass my and my sisters' lips was champagne! We all turned into raving dipsos, but it's probably not directly causal...

 

[tyred]

Whiskey is very good for toothache.

 

[User482]

Whiskey is very good for toothache.

My mum prescribed brandy for earache.

 

[swee'pea99]

Beer is excellent for reality.

 

[tyred]

My granny used to insist port wine was good for an upset stomach. Certainly tastes nice than milk of magnesia.

 

[snorri]

My mum prescribed brandy for earache.

A teaspoonful in the ear?

 

[User482]

A teaspoonful in the ear?

I had the teaspoon, she had the rest of the bottle...

 

[RoyPSB]

Dinosaur alert! Bet you're surprised they let women in unless they're 'up for it'.

 

[tyred]

Women in pubs? What an outrageous idea. Next, you'll be telling me you're not allowed to smoke in a pub

 

[ceepeebee]

babies/kids generally have to be out of pubs at 6pm - that certainly seems to be the rule round CryPal anyway. Before I had kids I was pretty fervently anti-kids in pubs, but.... it's very rare I get to one without them these days. Aidan knows that it's pub rules when at one though - no running, no playing round other other people's tables, inside voice, always get your round in.

 

[MontyVeda]

there's a club up north that's recently started allowing women in the main bar... WTF?

 

[defy-one]

Family pubs with play area's YES
Drinkers pubs NO

On the money!!!
I have kids so not anti kids at all,

 

[ceepeebee]

I haven't found a pub with a family area that I've wanted to drink in yet tbh - they're usually unremittingly awful, with terrible beer and worse food.

Would rather head for one with a beer garden or somesuch that gets them out of the way of the seasoned drinkers (sigh, I remember being one.....)