This is my problem with t-shirts that have writing on them...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter just asked for and got a tee shirt that reads, "Yeah I play like a girl! Jealous?". I love it. But this is the kid that refuses to play lacrosse because the girls have different rules from the boys.

Or, the boys have different rules than the girls... they are kinda two different games, they aren't the same game. Does she know that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw a onesie once that said "all mommy wanted was a backrub". I thought it was so funny.

[Anonymous]

I brought my lbaby home from the hospital in a onesie that read:

"Do I look like I was born yesterday?"

I thought it was hilarious.

And I am going to try and find the "run like a girl" shirt. Love the message.

Agree that the JC Penny shirt sucked wild ass.

[Anonymous]

I'm not a big fan of logo tees but I'm OK w/ a spiderman or batman shirt or two. What I hate more than the logo tees are the ones that advertise....like Calvin Klein or Gap for example. Sorry, but if you want me to be a walking billboard for you then you should pay me not the other way around! To me those are far tackier than a superman or mickey mouse shirt.

I agree!

[Anonymous]

DD saw a tshirt saying, "You didn't just lose, you were beaten by a girl." We looked online but couldn't find it - this was a few years ago. I was a little on the fence about it. Good message, but was it necessary to taunt.

[Anonymous]

Children's Place had a t shirt with a little girl ducking behind something that read, "I'm hiding from my homework." I would not buy that. Wouldn't want to plant that seed in a 6 year old. I'm fine with most of the shirts, but stuff like this and the JC Penny one...no way!

[Anonymous]

16:07 She knows and plays both well. Hates that it's different for girls. She knows what she likes and I love it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's always horribly demeaning and/or over-gender-typefying...

http://moms.today.com/_news/2011/08/31/7539556-im-too-pretty-to-do-homework-so-my-brother-does-it-for-me?ocid=twitter

Just shared this with DH - whose response was to laugh and say that's funny. I said no, it's not. It's demeaning and I would never let DD wear that. He said people didn't interpret the shirt right and created an uproar so jcp took it off shelves. I said of course you would think so - you grew up in an all male house with no insight on why this offends. A girl can be pretty and still do homework. He said I need a better sense of humor He infuriates me!