what is your boy toddler wearing for class pictures?
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Anonymous
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just wondering what he'll be wearing?
I am thinking of a button up. But need to buy one. |
Anonymous
| Short sleeved polo |
Anonymous
| Button down shirt with a sweater on top |
Anonymous
| Clothes |
Anonymous
| Anything with a collar will due. If you don't have a button down go with a polo - long or short sleeved. |
Anonymous
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I thought about this. Long sleeve button down, polo shirt??? And then I realized that that's not what he wears to school every day. He wears his batman shirt, or his running shirt, or his striped shirt. So I let him dress himself. I think on picture day he was wearing a blue/blue striped shirt.
You know what....that's who my kid is right now. |
Anonymous
| Oh, that's so cute that they do class pictures at your daycare! I would have loved this kind of thing when my DS was little. I vote for a bright colored polo. |
Anonymous
That's my philosophy too. My DD's preschool had a dress-up picture day, where the company brought in "fancy clothes" and had the kids dress up and take pictures. She chose a goofy teal princess dress and mismatched bow, but she had such a great smile in the pictures that I had to buy them. It's a good representation of her personality and interests at this age. I'd probably avoid any t-shirts with words or big character graphics, just because they're distracting and usually don't photograph well, but really those are my only restrictions (and if one of my kids REALLY wanted to wear one of those things, I'd let it go.) |
Anonymous
| Solid colored long-sleeve polo. We were told to avoid patterns, and although DS actually wears "all the way button" shirts most days due to current random toddler whim, they're all patterned. |
Anonymous
| Button down and a hand knit sweater! |