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I don't know that I would go as far as to say there should be a "dress code," but a dress standard needs to be put in place on the national level. No offense, but when I see little kids being dressed like movie stars the first thing that goes through my mind is that parents are trying to pimp them out. This is especially true of elementary school girls. When I pick the Princess up, I seem them in platform shoes, super mini skirts and dress, and god forbid, make up on. It's like putting a sign on them that reads:
Granted the Princess has some glitzy clothes that she wears. Like when she is going out to dinner or I'm trying to get photos, but not for school. Bombshell and I had already had a talk about that when she was in kindergarten."Are you a molestor? I'm an easy pick-up."
So a dress standard needs to be put in place. And like Loony, I really hate seeing boys with their ΡΎ hanging out. But I think clean cut slacks or jeans and a loose polo-type shirt is a good start for a standard. Tennis shoes are a good requirement too. Okay, I've had my say and now off to do something with my day.
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3 comments:
You are right about the girls today. I just don't understand them and what they have to prove.
Some of the girls outfits give the impression that they have no self respect! My mother always told me that if I didn't show myself some respect, no one else would feel like they should either. I truly believe that!
Ditto what they said. We have four daughters and we have a pretty tame dress code for them that we enforce. We have tried to teach our daughters to have respect for themselves.
It purely burns me up that schools allow students to wear clothes that reveal more skin than it covers. I am by no means a prude but cripes!
Sorry. Our daughters are very good in their clothing choices but this hits a sore spot!
Hope you have a great weekend!
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