I hate giant bows. I HATE them.

Anonymous
Why?

Why put your kid in a bow twice as big as her tiny head every single day? It looks ridiculous.
Anonymous
Are you writing from Russia?
Anonymous
Yes, they do look ridiculous. Laugh (inwardly) at children who wear the stupid things and move on.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Are you writing from Russia?


Nope, but I was born there.

We don't wear bows in Russia.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are you writing from Russia?


Nope, but I was born there.

We don't wear bows in Russia.

We do. Did you go to a daycare center or an elementary school there? Huge white bows? I've never seen anything like that in the U.S.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes, they do look ridiculous. Laugh (inwardly) at children who wear the stupid things and move on.


Nice of you, as an adult, to laugh at children because of what their mothers and fathers choose to decorate them with - even if it is inwardly. Stop judging people - different strokes for different folks...... and then let your own freak flag fly. After that, go find something important to focus on.
Anonymous
It's cute and fun. Like wearing a costume.
Anonymous
Okay, are you writing from Texas?
Anonymous
I have two young daughters and I have no idea what the OP is referring to.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are you writing from Russia?


Nope, but I was born there.

We don't wear bows in Russia.


Ok, random coincidence that PP asked this and it ended up being true. Or is Russia known for ther strong opinions on bow wearing??
Anonymous
We have lots of huge bow-wearing girls at DS's preschool. It's a Southern thing, I understand. Looks silly to me but means something to their moms.
Anonymous
I'm from the south and we love them! My daughter likes picking them out and asks to wear one each day. Not sure how a kids bow can get you so worked up... Would be like me bitching about another kid's bangs.
Anonymous
I agree that they look absolutely ridiculous (and most definitely question the mother's taste! Of course, the mother is usually wearing some equally ridiculous get-up herself - Lily Pultizer on a 35-year old - sorry, but get some style?!). However, it's not something to get worked up about - to each his own!
Anonymous
I have noticed that hair bows/ribbons are a sort of odd "status" at preppy Catholic schools. Very Lilly Pulitzer-ish.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are you writing from Russia?


Nope, but I was born there.

We don't wear bows in Russia.


Ok, random coincidence that PP asked this and it ended up being true. Or is Russia known for ther strong opinions on bow wearing??


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