what would you think if a 6 year old had Uggs?

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Anonymous wrote:I'd think "How cute!!" Get them for her if you can afford them. Why not?

+1. I wouldn't think anything of it except I might think how cute they look. Now I've seen kids in Dior and Gucci- that's pretentious and cheesy, but Uggs are fine.

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Anonymous wrote:I'd think "How cute!!" Get them for her if you can afford them. Why not?

Google how they're made. That's why not!

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Anonymous wrote:So sick, there are kids out there with no shoes and people on here buy several $100 shoes for their 6 and under children. How do you live with yourself? You're influencing your children at a young age to be designer label, expensive driven, spoiled brats. All this to make yourself look good.

Shame on you, you insecure, self-indulgent spoiled parents.

I want my kids feet to be warm and comfy. I have the means to afford it, I didn't steal the money from anyone, it's my my own hard earned money. Don't see any problem with that.

really?

Yes, it's your money, and I suppose you'll be using YOUR money to indulge your adult brats when they can't hold down a job b/c you failed to teach them about moderation.

You're pathetic.

Sorry, but I'm pretty sure there's zero correlation between buying your kids Uggs and them not being able to hold down a job. Nice try.

+1 my parents worked their asses off so we could afford certain luxuries. We had the equivalent of things like ugg boots at that time. Now many years later I have a job and work my ass off. And yes my daughter has uggs. My parents have me a lot but also taught me the value of hard work and the need to help others. I'm trying to do the same for my daughter. Having ugg boots doesn't equal being spoilt or lazy.

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I had fuggs and the sole was different - more slippery. I weat a 7.5 or 8 shoe and a 6 uggs . Uggs stretch so a child could easily wear them for 2 years.

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My DD has worn various Uggs and Hunters since she was 3. She is now 10. I think it's fine if you like them, get them.

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Anonymous wrote:So sick, there are kids out there with no shoes and people on here buy several $100 shoes for their 6 and under children. How do you live with yourself? You're influencing your children at a young age to be designer label, expensive driven, spoiled brats. All this to make yourself look good.

Shame on you, you insecure, self-indulgent spoiled parents.

I want my kids feet to be warm and comfy. I have the means to afford it, I didn't steal the money from anyone, it's my my own hard earned money. Don't see any problem with that.

really?

Yes, it's your money, and I suppose you'll be using YOUR money to indulge your adult brats when they can't hold down a job b/c you failed to teach them about moderation.

You're pathetic.

Sorry, but I'm pretty sure there's zero correlation between buying your kids Uggs and them not being able to hold down a job. Nice try.

+1 my parents worked their asses off so we could afford certain luxuries. We had the equivalent of things like ugg boots at that time. Now many years later I have a job and work my ass off. And yes my daughter has uggs. My parents have me a lot but also taught me the value of hard work and the need to help others. I'm trying to do the same for my daughter. Having ugg boots doesn't equal being spoilt or lazy.

So you work your ass off to buy your daughter the best of the best?

Your parents successfully taught you how to be superficial.

bravo

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Anonymous wrote:I'd think "How cute!!" Get them for her if you can afford them. Why not?

+1. I wouldn't think anything of it except I might think how cute they look. Now I've seen kids in Dior and Gucci- that's pretentious and cheesy, but Uggs are fine.

Gucci has many cool children shoes. DD has gucci sneakers and every time she wears them she gets a ton of compliments.