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  • #16
    Originally posted by HouseofWool View Post
    Not at all crude - some kids must learn by doing.

    My son on the other hand will wear a full track suit when it is 80+ out... The kid hates jeans of any kind. I fear that he will end up being the weird kid at school who only wears track pants or (as he calls them) "sweat shorts".
    I was that weird kid. I would not wear jeans until the fifth grade. I just didn't like how they felt. I wore those horrible matching top/bottom combos that were popular in the 80s. (This was the early 90s). Luckily they were still a little in style at the time... but I'm glad we had a school program in the fifth grade where the uniform was jeans and a DARE tshirt. I love my jeans now!
    -L.Jane

    Wife to a wonderful General Surgeon
    Mom to a sweet but stubborn boy born April 2014
    Rock Chalk Jayhawk GO KU!!!

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    • #17
      Originally posted by rainbabies View Post
      what about narrowing her choices? take everything out of her closet except two choices (outfits) tell her to pick one outfit and that's it?

      This is what we used to do with DD2. She was AWFUL to get ready in the morning. Now she's allowed to get her own stuff ready the night before, but I retain veto power if it's not weather appropriate.

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