i am not sure i would let MY daughter out of the house like this..would u?
do you guys think this is an ok outfit?
I found this and others like it on a site called www.flyingpeas.com and ahile they do have some cool things i was shocked by some of the things they have . how bout u?
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I am NOT stereotyping u!
If u would read i am telling from a personal perspective, i was a very young mom (16 to be exact) and i know how i thought then compared to now.
I was not bashing u and by the way, you r NOT a "young " mom by some standards and definitions so don't get so busy about it.
Quoting Mommy_of_Riley:
Quoting dita:
I think it is highly offensive when i see things like this on kids.
The parents that have there kids in thee are normally the kids who have babies.
I can say this because i was one of them, i had my oldest at 16 yrs old and i bought this trash for him.
As they say, when i was a child i thought as a child........so not cool for parents to do there kids!
Gotta love those stereotypes....
My husband is 25 and I am 23. We are not children or "kids who have babies".
We just have a different sense of humor than others...
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i dont think there is only one side to this coin, i simply wasnt sure why someone whould put this shirt on there kids or some of the others on the site i mentioned.
I think alot of the clothes are very cute, even funny however i think some cross the fine line IMO...thats all
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I'd put it on my kid. Would she wear it to school? No, their are school clothes and there are just clothes.
I think its funny, I may have an odd sense of humor but whatever, there just clothes. I don't think clothes make a person who they are... unless they are seriously superficial.
Sorry for jumping but I get defensive when people bring up "young" moms... Some people just go there and I don't consider me to be a "young" mom. Yes I'm only 23 but I was married for almost 3 years before we had our son... (Sorry... not meaning to rant)
Anyways. Thank you for clarifying what you meant.
Quoting dita:
I am NOT stereotyping u!
If u would read i am telling from a personal perspective, i was a very young mom (16 to be exact) and i know how i thought then compared to now.
I was not bashing u and by the way, you r NOT a "young " mom by some standards and definitions so don't get so busy about it.
Quoting Mommy_of_Riley:
Quoting dita:
I think it is highly offensive when i see things like this on kids.
The parents that have there kids in thee are normally the kids who have babies.
I can say this because i was one of them, i had my oldest at 16 yrs old and i bought this trash for him.
As they say, when i was a child i thought as a child........so not cool for parents to do there kids!
Gotta love those stereotypes....
My husband is 25 and I am 23. We are not children or "kids who have babies".
We just have a different sense of humor than others...
Wife of a Marine - Mommy to a Little Prince
& Expecting a Princess in May!
I plan on letting my kids dress how they want to, but I am pretty hopeful she won't want to dress that way. Hopefully lol.
Heather
Proud Pagan Mama
Personally I don't find it funny, although we do have other shirts like that. However, I think there's a fine line between what's appropriate humor and what's innappropriate. Like ours say/said
-Famous: Autographs available after kindergarten
-Automatic Sprinkler
-Daddy's wingman
-This is my time out shirt (I wear it all day long)
-Grandma loves (to spoil) me
-Party in my crib 2 am bring your own bottle
-My dad is the man
There's probably a few more I'm not thinking of.. and that doesn't even include the bibs.. but I wouldn't put my kid in something with curse words on it.. I just think it's innappropriate. He has his whole life to use those words and wear clothes with cursing on it.. he doesn't need me to help him start a few years earlier.I want him cute and cuddly as long as possible because by the time 12 rolls around I'm screwed lol.
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Its one thing to put clothes with funny sayings or pictures on them on your child.
It's another to put trashy things on them.
This is trashy.
Kailyn- January 15th 2008
Baby#2 Due Oct. 19
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- dita
on Apr. 20, 2009 at 12:43 AM