Is it ok for a parent to drop their child of at school while parent is wearing slippers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have a car line so everybody are wearing pj's and slippers. Maybe no OK but it's the reality here.

ha. I wear PJ pants in carline too.

[Anonymous]

I have done drop-off line in a bathrobe, once. I was scared to death that we were going to be late, because that would have required me to park and go inside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a car line so everybody are wearing pj's and slippers. Maybe no OK but it's the reality here.

ha. I wear PJ pants in carline too.

Others mothers told me they did this too. I thought it was the most slovenly thing I had ever heard of. Then I got pneumonia while DH was out of town. Guess who was in the car line with a coat over her nightgown. (No comments please on choice of nightwear.)

[Anonymous]

All the time. Perfectly ok.

OP, save your concern for parents who are not vested in the education of their children and students who are unruly!

Sheesh!

[Anonymous]

I'm definitely thinking of the movie Uncle Buck, when John Candy threatened to walk his niece to school in his robe and slippers if she didn't behave.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't care on iota if I saw someone else dressed like that, but I also wouldn't do it myself.

[Anonymous]

They are basically ankle height Uggs