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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]is this for real??

I have never heard of something so ridiculous. [/quote]

OP here. Is YOUR post a joke?

It's a little Montessori school in Seattle so it rains A LOT around here and a lot of their day is spent in practicing being independent and respectful so I appreciate my child learning to change shoes by herself and treasuring the hard work of those who clean the common areas. I can imagine how quickly the classroom would become gross if the kids walked in in their muddy outdoor shoes.

Anyway, I appreciate the helpful response from following PP. [/quote]

no, not a joke. I have just really never heard of a daycare requiring kids to have 3 pairs of shoes. I mean it makes sense to keep the inside clean, we're a no shoes in the house sort of family, I have just never heard of a school with this poilcy.

and how was i to know you live in Seattle..this is [b]DC[/b]UM. [/quote]

I have to agree, never heard of a daycare asking for 3 pairs of shoes. My daycare kids come in and take shoes off on a rainy day. they are welcome to bring some slippers to keep here, I have them bring an extra pair of shoes to put with their extra change of clothes, more in case they have an accident while potty training or should their shoes become wet for any reason.

I often wonder why people come here from other states. Seems ridiculous, esp since us reading the posts have no way of knowing where the OP's asking the questions live. [/quote]

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