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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Its very simple. 1) Begin with clean, showered kids each day. 2) [b]Make sure they have pooped at home in the morning,[/b] make sure they brush their teeth and scrape out their tongue so that they have clean breath. 3) Make sure they eat breakfast at home so that they can clean their faces at home. This will prevent a kid with bits of food stuck on their person. 3)A neat haircut/ponytail will allow your kids hair not to look like a mess. In the mornings, after the shower, style their hair with a bit of leave-in hair conditioner and blow dry it. 4) Make them wear fresh, clean, pressed clothes that smell great. 5) Make sure that their shoes are clean. You can wash sneakers in the washing machine weekly. Done. Kids look clean when they are clean to begin with. Many parents wake their kids and dump them in day care in their PJs and in crumpled clothes. So the kids look like shit to begin with. [/quote] We've reached peak parenting advice. I now have to control my kid's bowels! I also can not imagine washing my kids shoes in the machine weekly. Why?! They'll need new ones in a few weeks anyhow because their feet are growing.[/quote] I don't see how someone can make their kid poop at certain times. My 1 year old does this but it wasn't something I made happen. My 4 year old poops everyday but it's sometimes in the morning and sometimes in the evening. I don't get how pooping at certain times is making your kid look cleaner or having good hair. Are they putting poop on their clothes and hair? I also alternate shoes so one pair isn't getting that dirty. I've only washed shoes in the machine if they've gotten really wet and muddy. [/quote]
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