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Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!

I don’t see how a lightweight cotton dress over a pair of bike shorts is not functional.

Because the longer dresses lead to more injuries when on the playground equipment. They get their feet caught up in them.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!

My oldest daughter would only wear the most cotton play dresses from Hannah Anderson or lands end with shorts underneath. My second daughter would only wear tees and soccer shorts. Kids have different preferences, much like adults. I was just bummed because I saved all those play dresses to hand down for nothing!
The bike shorts also keep stuff like mulch from getting in their underwear when they sit and play in the playground.

+1 Kids want different things. Not all preferences are imposed by society. To answer OP, mine likes to wear her older brother's old boxers under her dresses. So it's pink flowers on top, dinos underneath. Ha!

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

Some kids have strong preferences about what they wear. My 8 year old has a friend who will ONLY wear dresses unless she is not allowed (like for sports). She wears bike shorts or leggings underneath for functionality but loves dresses. It's never stopped her from doing anything.

Do a thin "cartwheel short" (children's place, old navy, carter's has them for cheap, I also like Primary.com and Lucky & Me brand from Amazon but they're expensive).

No not foe a two year old. Did this when my daughter turned three

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!

How is your concern what other people choose to dress their kids in?

You can get 'cartwheel' shorts from Primary, and even at Target and Walmart. They are just like bike shorts except shorter, to go under a dress.

Yes always shorts over underwear or diapers. It makes them more comfortable going down slides too.

And for all of you saying dresses aren’t comfortable- they are!! Little girls can do anything in short dresses they can do in shorts. My dd prefers dresses and I believe in letting them have choice.

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Anonymous wrote:Shorts come in pairs. A “short” would only cover one buttock/thigh. So no, you should not put “a bike short” on your daughter. But bike shorts are probably a great idea.

Are you serious with this post?

Reading comprehension is a tough beast to master. Be kind. The previous poster is still figuring it out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!

My oldest daughter would only wear the most cotton play dresses from Hannah Anderson or lands end with shorts underneath. My second daughter would only wear tees and soccer shorts. Kids have different preferences, much like adults. I was just bummed because I saved all those play dresses to hand down for nothing!
The bike shorts also keep stuff like mulch from getting in their underwear when they sit and play in the playground.

Yes, we’ve always done bike shorts under dresses if she’s going to school, daycare, or playground. It’s actually a condition of her wearing a dress in those days because I agree with PPs that it makes it easier to play on equipment or outside, and I don’t want her wearing things that inhibit that.

She never complained about it being too hot over a diaper or pull-up. But if she had, I probably would have just used it as an incentive to potty train! She always has the option to change into something more comfortable.

Anonymous wrote:Shorts come in pairs. A “short” would only cover one buttock/thigh. So no, you should not put “a bike short” on your daughter. But bike shorts are probably a great idea.

Are you serious with this post?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!

I don’t see how a lightweight cotton dress over a pair of bike shorts is not functional.

Shorts come in pairs. A “short” would only cover one buttock/thigh. So no, you should not put “a bike short” on your daughter. But bike shorts are probably a great idea.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you thought of just putting shorts and t-shirt? Why does she need to wear a dress?

I don't think OP said the kid *needs* to wear a dress. Personally my 2 year old asks for dresses because she likes mine. I wear them because they are comfortable.

But you don’t play on a playground for two hours daily. Pp is right. Shorts and tees on girls. Dress is just vanity imposed by society. Give her functional clothes!