Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 > Is it bad form to put Buzz Lightyear pants with a Bob the Builder vest and > Tarzan socks? oh anything goes! it's only you and he that sees it!!!! Caroline who's children are used to a mummy who puts different pyjama tops and bottoms on them all the time - this evening Power Rangers Top/ Action man bottoms (Sam). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 Oh no, I couldn't do that! It has to match otherwise their dreams will be all muddled up! Lesley ------------------------- From: Caroline Caroline who's children are used to a mummy who puts different pyjama tops and bottoms on them all the time - this evening Power Rangers Top/ Action man bottoms (Sam). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 I quite frequently dress my DD2 in odd socks although I try to keep it to things like Tigger on one foot, Pooh on the other. As for her other stuff I think she only has Winnie the Pooh characters (very fussy child). Lesley, Worthing " It would be nice to say that the tiny frogs thought long and hard about the new flower, about life in the old flower about the need to explore, about the possibility that the world was bigger than a pool with petals around the edge. In fact, what they thought was: " ._._.mipmip._.-mipmip._._.mipmip " . " Terry Pratchett, Wings Re:a question of etiquette > > Is it bad form to put Buzz Lightyear pants with a Bob the Builder vest and > > Tarzan socks? > oh anything goes! it's only you and he that sees it!!!! > Caroline > who's children are used to a mummy who puts different pyjama tops and > bottoms on them all the time - this evening Power Rangers Top/ Action man > bottoms (Sam). > > > > Live chat /chat/nct-coffee > > Have you found out about all the other groups for the NCT online? > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 15, 2001 Report Share Posted February 15, 2001 LOL on this, lovely baby in photo, decided mine were all beautiful too no matter what Dad dressed them in -gave up on trying to get him to put the right tops with the right ends but dd1 was having none of it from the time she was about 3 so she has always helped her colourblind brothers and father with clothing. Still does in fact. She is completely clothes mad....anyone else out there with a 12 year old girl who only wants designer outfits, though woudn't be seen dead in a dress... I have drawn the line on high shoes (buffaloes at £90 a shot are out of the question), but she just tells me I am 'scanty' as all her friends have them!! Well she will just have to put up with having a scanty Mum I'm afraid! Valentine's Had a nice meal out last night, first time ever we did something for Valentines, hubby is of the mind that all of these 'events' are marketed by card companies to get us to spend exorbitant amounts of money....only reason we went last night is that he was away last week and I am going on Sunday for week and we needed to have chat without the children....my older ones sometimes go to bed later than I do now so private time has become a bit of a problem. " out of the mouths of babes " had interesting conversation with dd2 last night as I was getting ready to go out, she is cross with some of the girls in her class who " don't like R " Mum " is there a reason they don't like her " dd2 " they think she's dumb because she can't talk properly " Mum " that's not very nice, what do you say " dd2 " I tell them its not her fault as she just doesn't have some of her worms " Mum " what do you mean - worms " dd2 " those things that make you into a baby, in your mums tummy, you know the worms that you get from you Mum and Dad well she didn't get the speaking one " She meant chromosomes - I had to explain about a friends baby recently who is Down's syndrome - used correct terms but she still turned it into worms.... not sure that this will help poor R - think other children might be turned off by the fact that she is made up of loads of worms. Know I shouldn't find it amusing but must have a warped sense of humour.... Geraldine Cork SAHM to Cormac 13, 12, Tiernan 9, Alison 6 and (won't think about the fact that he is almost an old man at nearly 47) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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