Cartwheel shorts with or without underwear?

Anonymous
With.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Your kids don't wear underwear???


Oh there you are! The shocked judgmental one. Work on your reading comprehension.
Anonymous
Huh-we use the cartwheel shorts as an underwear substitute ... they are short and tight and similar to underwear with more coverage?
Anonymous
Oh my god, with underwear, OP. These are not your goddamn yoga pants.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Huh-we use the cartwheel shorts as an underwear substitute ... they are short and tight and similar to underwear with more coverage?


The point of cartwheel shorts is so that people don't see girls underwear when they are playing, so....you wear them to cover under wear. I can't people are this dumb.
Anonymous
One of my daughters wears them with undies, the other without.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine wear underwear under everything except pjs and bathing suits. I like the Cat and Jack bike shorts and Capri leggings in the summer.


Why no underwear under pjs? I’ve never heard of this.


NP here. My DD used to get yeast infections a lot as a tween. One of the tips my pad gave me was no undies under PJs. It actually worked pretty well. I suppose it airs out the area.
Anonymous

In our house cartwheel shorts are called “skirt underwear”

(Or dress underwear, or tutu underwear, you get the idea. You only need one underwear at a time so my kids don’t double up.)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Oh my god, with underwear, OP. These are not your goddamn yoga pants.


You don't wear underwear with yoga pants? Ew
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Huh-we use the cartwheel shorts as an underwear substitute ... they are short and tight and similar to underwear with more coverage?


The point of cartwheel shorts is so that people don't see girls underwear when they are playing, so....you wear them to cover under wear. I can't people are this dumb.


You can’t see underwear in either case, no one knows it’s there or not. Can’t believe you are so dumb.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Oh my god, with underwear, OP. These are not your goddamn yoga pants.


You don't wear underwear with yoga pants? Ew


Gross! I don’t think I want to take advice from an adult who doesn’t wear underwear with her yoga pants!

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Huh-we use the cartwheel shorts as an underwear substitute ... they are short and tight and similar to underwear with more coverage?


The point of cartwheel shorts is so that people don't see girls underwear when they are playing, so....you wear them to cover under wear. I can't people are this dumb.


You can’t see underwear in either case, no one knows it’s there or not. Can’t believe you are so dumb.


I think some people may be using these cartwheel shorts as regular shorts worn with a shirt - in which case - yes! Wear underwear!

However if these cartwheel shorts are being worn under dresses for modesty and to facilitate play - it’s not necessary to add an extra layer of underwear - the cartwheel shorts are the underwear.

Anonymous
With underwear, the seams would chafe/be bothersome, I would imagine?
Anonymous
The cartwheel shorts I've seen do not have a gusset like panties...only a straight seam going down the middle like regular shorts. As such, it seems like it would be really uncomfortable to wear cartwheel shorts without underwear. But that's just me.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Huh-we use the cartwheel shorts as an underwear substitute ... they are short and tight and similar to underwear with more coverage?


The point of cartwheel shorts is so that people don't see girls underwear when they are playing, so....you wear them to cover under wear. I can't people are this dumb.


That’s not the point to me, dumbie. It’s to have more coverage under the skirt/dress than underwear. Why do I need to double up? My daughter wears them solo under her dresses. She’s 5 and is comfortable this way. She doesn’t like the feel of such tight shorts against underwear.
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