We are raising a nation of mini mes. Children accompany their parents to bars and some moms and dads don't mind if their tots take a swig or two from a beer. But, what about alcoholic apparel — would you put a Budweiser cap on your baby?
When Victoria Beckham and her six-year-old cutie, Romeo, were spotted at LAX recently, the boy carried a teddy bear and sported a trucker hat that had a patch for the "Beer Appreciation Society DOM NYC." on it. What's your opinion of the accessory?
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I do not find this appropriate.
1this is truly ridiculous! this family is always trying to be chic, but this really does cross the line on class and common sense!
2I don't like looking at children in beer clothing and hats.
3i am all for light-hearted, funny and even inappropriate things, but, i don't like this. maybe it's because i've watched intervention, the show on A&E, and there is nothing funny about alcoholism. not that wearing a hat when you're 6 will lead to that, i just think that it's a line i won't cross with my boys.
and i think trucker hats are ugly.
4this is a cultural difference. other countries dont read in so much to this type of things and simply see is at the kid wanting to wear one of daddy's hats = cute. also we grow next to our parents whilst drinking or smoking therefore it is not taboo.
5When I was little I had a Marlboro t-shirt and wore it constantly. Never once did I wonder what it was or what anything.
6america is so full of sh*t... only judging and judging...
a hat is a hat...
7"america is so full of sh*t... only judging and judging... "
OMG stop judging us for judging!
8I think it's borderline... I wouldn't let my teenager wear it, I don't think. Because it's actually plausible that s/he'd drink beer. But a little kid, it's kinda funny.
Better a hat promoting beer than a shirt promoting hate (like the "Islam is the devil" shirt girl that got sent home from school this week)
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