Pajama Day?
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Anonymous
| If your high school still does pajama day as part of a theme week, do your kids participate in it? DS is a freshman this year and doesn’t even own formal sleepwear, not to mention he thinks it’s lame to begin with. It just seems kind of immature and a tad creepy by that age. |
Anonymous
| FORMAL sleepwear? WTF! Most kids wear flannel PJ pants. |
Anonymous
| Creepy? I see teens wearing PJs to school regularly. |
Anonymous
| They wear flannel pajama pants and hoodies. |
Anonymous
+1 it's not that difficult. |
Anonymous
| Yeah… I feel like every day is pajama day now. |
Anonymous
| OMG OP is about to go send her DD to school in a teddy. |
Anonymous
| Creepy? LOL |
Anonymous
Its this look
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Anonymous
| It’s not about showing up as if literally going straight from bed to school. The point is to dress down with pajamas or other comfortable loungewear. You can rest assured there won’t be a bunch of students and staff walking around the hallways in the nude all day! |
Anonymous
This is how most kids go to school most days anyway. |
Anonymous
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Creepy? What the heck?
Kids sleep in a variety of stuff. My DD mostly sleeps in shorts and a sweatshirt, or occasionally a matched set of pjs an aunt gave her for Christmas. No kid is going in lingerie or gigolo attire, OP! |
Anonymous
OP. This is kind of my point - if most kids already dress this way everyday to begin with, it seems a little pointless to have a special day dedicated to it unless it’s referring to actual sleeping attire, in which case it would be creepy. I’m mostly just questioning the overall logic of it. |
Anonymous
| Op, why is it creepy? |
Anonymous
You're the weird one /op. Overthinking it, and way too involved in your high school child's life |