Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 11:05     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Ha, I replied to this thread last winter when my 12 month old wouldn't wear a hat in January. Surprise, she's 21 months now and it took me 15 minutes to get her to put a sweatshirt on over her tshirt! It was like trying to wrestle a hoodie onto an uncooperative cat. I'm over it, if her head is cold, she can pull up the hood on her jacket.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:52     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
MYOB
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:51     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:I HATE people who tell me to bundle up my baby. She's fine. It's always old women who don't know the newest restrictions on not wearing jackets and coats in car seats.

AGREE!!!!!
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:50     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Who revived this?!?!
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:49     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Lol at anyone who thinks my kid is going to keep a hat on.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:44     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:At River Road Bethesda Whole Foods. Mom is bundled up warm coming out of her BMW, but baby isn't. Sorry, but WTF is wrong here? It's 37 degrees!


Really? You have no idea what's going on. Some kids run super warm. Trust that the mom can dress her kid.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:25     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:At River Road Bethesda Whole Foods. Mom is bundled up warm coming out of her BMW, but baby isn't. Sorry, but WTF is wrong here? It's 37 degrees!


Troll level: Master. Simple, deftly but subtly hits on class issues, and is just unreasonable enough to really get people going. Four years later and still going strong. Respect.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 10:15     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I love how the OP thinks she cares more about a random child than the child's mother does. MYOB.

I'm a teacher. We frequently see children dressed inappropriately, and simply wonder who's in charge at home. Is it just a coincidence that these are usually the same children coming in with snotty noses and bad coughs?


Kids don't get sick from being outside in what you consider underdressed. Not all kids need heavy gear and coats. Mine doesn't nor do I often wear it. They get sick as classrooms are not cleaned well, supplies are communal (despite sending in supplies for our kids which for us this year got sent home) and kids who are sick are sent to school sick and not sent home by teachers/staff who then infect everyone. Or, when teachers come in sick. (yes, I keep my child home when sick always)

Sorry, but it's now 45 F, and little children should be wearing a hat to go outside to play.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 09:36     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I love how the OP thinks she cares more about a random child than the child's mother does. MYOB.

I'm a teacher. We frequently see children dressed inappropriately, and simply wonder who's in charge at home. Is it just a coincidence that these are usually the same children coming in with snotty noses and bad coughs?


Kids don't get sick from being outside in what you consider underdressed. Not all kids need heavy gear and coats. Mine doesn't nor do I often wear it. They get sick as classrooms are not cleaned well, supplies are communal (despite sending in supplies for our kids which for us this year got sent home) and kids who are sick are sent to school sick and not sent home by teachers/staff who then infect everyone. Or, when teachers come in sick. (yes, I keep my child home when sick always)
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 09:21     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
I think this also depends where you are from and what kind of weather you are used to. I'm originally from upstate New York and when I see people bundled up with hats and gloves when it's 45 degrees outside, it seems a bit extreme to me!
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 09:09     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
I HATE people who tell me to bundle up my baby. She's fine. It's always old women who don't know the newest restrictions on not wearing jackets and coats in car seats.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 09:07     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:I love how the OP thinks she cares more about a random child than the child's mother does. MYOB.

I'm a teacher. We frequently see children dressed inappropriately, and simply wonder who's in charge at home. Is it just a coincidence that these are usually the same children coming in with snotty noses and bad coughs?
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 08:55     Subject: Re:Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Does a hoodie count? I generally do layers and top with some zipped gear that has a hood. My 9 month old pulls off hats but not hoods, so give it a try if your kid won't take hats.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 08:53     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Anonymous wrote:Alert:
Every child needs a hat today! It's 40 something.


It's 43 degrees where I am in NoVa.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2017 08:47     Subject: Please cover your baby's heads and ears. It's cold out there!
Um, this post is 4 yrs old.

Start a new one if you want to post a PSA.