mAnonymous wrote:I work at a private preschool and have seen kids wearing expensive brands, no big deal. However a preschooler came in this spring with a t-shirt that said "[Well known expensive private school] Class of 2038" and I did think that was a bit much. We've had many kids move on to private schools (including that specific one) over the years but I'd ever seen anything like that.
Anonymous wrote:Why would I think only of the *Mom,* and not the *Dad,* OP? Ooops, your rampant sexism is showing.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty surprised with many responses here.
Personally, I simply don’t like clothing with prominent brand logo or name. But that is my preference. Would not ever judge someone else nor wonder whether it is real or fake. How does this matter to a grownup? Judging the child and the family nonetheless?
On a different note, I am first generation immigrant. My kids are petite and skinny. To find something with nice fit, I order from Spain and Italy. On surface, their clothes might look like something very expensive (I was even approached and heard comments that their clothes look like something from expensive catalog). In reality, they are quite cheap, but even if they were expensive, how is that anybody’s business? I buy it because I like the fit. There is nothing more or less to the story.
Am I missing a different point here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe the child picked out the shirt that morning and is having a great day! Don’t tuck her yum.
OMG "don't yuck her yum" is the stupidest saying ever. Are you 12?