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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, OP, we belong to a co-op and I don't even really notice what other children are wearing. I only say this because I feel like I put a lot of effort into making sure mine doesn't look "sloppy," but then laugh because I just spent three hours with these kids and probably couldn't tell you what any of them were wearing. Next year, I've been told there will be more "dirt and mud play," so screw anyone who judges what my kid wears. She will be in rags! [/quote]

I am a nanny and I always notice what the other kids are wearing in my toddler charge's Music Together class, Parent & Me class as well as library story time.  At the park and playground - no - but any kind of classes yes, I do notice the sloppy kids.  Maybe I notice because I am a nanny and handle all of my charges laundry and ironing.  I take pride in him looking neat/clean and in structured pants (not sweat pants!)  and make sure he always has freedom of movement.  [/quote]

You notice because you are shallow.

Once the kids are teenagers they will have plenty of pressure to look like society wants them to look. Why on earth is it so important that a boy wear a collared shirt versus a batman shirt when he's 3 years old?  Let these kids be kids![/quote]

Nanny here and my charge is a kid, yes.  But I am not a kid.  I like him to look presentable at all times to fit the occasion.  I am sorry you see caring about my charge's comfort, cleanliness and appearance are shallow in your book.  I am not about to change.  [/quote]

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