That's pretty much how most young Italian kids spent their early days with their mothers. [Well, maybe more girls, but Rumlow had been an only child and thus was forced into enough roles to meet a certain expectation. After all, it was doubtful he'd find a wife before his father finally drove him from the house, so he'd have to learn to cook until he could earn someone worthy of him.]

And what were the other chores you wanted to avoid? Mowing the grass? Cleaning the toilets?