Ask her to send the clothes back even if they are dirty. I know I am a bad DIL but if I do not bag up the clothes my MIL sends DD home in and they get thrown in the pile with all of the other dirty clothes she will never get them back. I do send a change of clothes just for DD to come home in when she spends the night but my MIL likes to put the clothes on her that she has for DD at her house and 75% of the time DD is sleeping in MIL's clothes when DH picks her up.
Wearing pjs ALL day long??
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Florida is where we started the whole no PJ thing. It was too warm for PJs.
But when we go somewhere overnight with the kids i always overpack with too many clothes. I know if they need special occasion clothes and lounge wear and play clothes.... i they stayed somewhere without us they good plenty of clothes and a plastic bag for the dirty laundry. They only stayed wwith their uncle/aunt and usually came home with a new shirt or outfit. Not because they needed it but because they(my BIL SIL) thought it looked way too cute on them.
The only time the kids dont change clothes is when they are sick. THat is when they get new clothes every morning or sooner when they throw up or stain them. Dont wanna bother them when its not needed.
On occasions they have slept in jeans or have been taken somewhere in sleep clothes. You know the case when i had to take my DH to work real early in the morning or we stayed somewhere real late and they were stay asleep or passed out in the car. I rather have them sleep in jeans one time than a grouchy two year old that wont go back to sleep .
Florida is where we started the whole no PJ thing. It was too warm for PJs.
But when we go somewhere overnight with the kids i always overpack with too many clothes. I know if they need special occasion clothes and lounge wear and play clothes.... i they stayed somewhere without us they good plenty of clothes and a plastic bag for the dirty laundry. They only stayed wwith their uncle/aunt and usually came home with a new shirt or outfit. Not because they needed it but because they(my BIL SIL) thought it looked way too cute on them.
The only time the kids dont change clothes is when they are sick. THat is when they get new clothes every morning or sooner when they throw up or stain them. Dont wanna bother them when its not needed.
On occasions they have slept in jeans or have been taken somewhere in sleep clothes. You know the case when i had to take my DH to work real early in the morning or we stayed somewhere real late and they were stay asleep or passed out in the car. I rather have them sleep in jeans one time than a grouchy two year old that wont go back to sleep .
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When my son was in daycare, I always sent too many clothes and too much food. You just never know with a child.....
When my son was in daycare, I always sent too many clothes and too much food. You just never know with a child.....
Hey debi, you said that already...
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There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
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There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
I AM SHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And I didn't do that on purpose.
There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
I AM SHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And I didn't do that on purpose.
Rhett&SarahsMom :
Well. Seeing as how around here I see grown ADULTS out at the WalMart, grocery store, doctors office, pumping gas and walking to any such place in their PJs. I think it is a disgusting trend of laziness.
I get ill seeing what some of the college kids around here go to class in.
I speak with an old college friend while I wait to get my daughter and I am always describing what these students are wearing. None of our professors would have let wearing pj's and sweat pants to class fly. We would have been told not to return dressed like trash. And we were at a community college! In fact he was kicked out of our accounting class one day for not taking the time to put on clean clothes. He had stayed the night with me and hadnt packed for it. To make matters "worse" the professor had seen us out together the night before.
I never had my daughter in PJs all day long. Even as an infant. I got up, she got up, and I dressed her for the day. Even if we were staying home.
As a former daycare provider though. I feel for you. I had one little girl that was dropped off daily, after having been fed breakfast. In her pjs with food all over her. I mean come on. Get up a bit earlier and feed and then put the kid in clean clothing. For a while I would wash/dry and fold the clothes because mom would send her with clean outfits. Then I got tired of being her laundry service as well. And stopped doing it. Luckily the girl was still too young to walk. But if she had been older we would not have been able to go anywhere because she wasnt dressed for play.
Amen!!! I am also tired of seeing grown adults and young adults alike going around in PJ's. I think it is out of respect for those around you not to have to see people in what they were wearing to bed. I never went out of my house with the babies dressed in pj's or jamma sleepers. I always had them dressed.
I agree with many of the other posters. Don't get taken for granted and bless you for taking such good care of your grandbaby. You are an wonderful example to him and he will know what a real parent is like from you.
I would often do without so my kids had the proper outerwear and clean nice clothes. I often shop at second hand stores and still dressed them wonderfully on the cheap.
Well. Seeing as how around here I see grown ADULTS out at the WalMart, grocery store, doctors office, pumping gas and walking to any such place in their PJs. I think it is a disgusting trend of laziness.
I get ill seeing what some of the college kids around here go to class in.
I never had my daughter in PJs all day long. Even as an infant. I got up, she got up, and I dressed her for the day. Even if we were staying home.
As a former daycare provider though. I feel for you. I had one little girl that was dropped off daily, after having been fed breakfast. In her pjs with food all over her. I mean come on. Get up a bit earlier and feed and then put the kid in clean clothing. For a while I would wash/dry and fold the clothes because mom would send her with clean outfits. Then I got tired of being her laundry service as well. And stopped doing it. Luckily the girl was still too young to walk. But if she had been older we would not have been able to go anywhere because she wasnt dressed for play.
Amen!!! I am also tired of seeing grown adults and young adults alike going around in PJ's. I think it is out of respect for those around you not to have to see people in what they were wearing to bed. I never went out of my house with the babies dressed in pj's or jamma sleepers. I always had them dressed.
I agree with many of the other posters. Don't get taken for granted and bless you for taking such good care of your grandbaby. You are an wonderful example to him and he will know what a real parent is like from you.
I would often do without so my kids had the proper outerwear and clean nice clothes. I often shop at second hand stores and still dressed them wonderfully on the cheap.
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There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
I AM SHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And I didn't do that on purpose.
sorry i am typing in the dark on a laptop without backlight keys. Dont ask me why.Guess just too lazy to get up . sorry though
There is a reason why he is called yappy fingers.
I AM SHE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And I didn't do that on purpose.
sorry i am typing in the dark on a laptop without backlight keys. Dont ask me why.Guess just too lazy to get up . sorry though
I am in middle school, and on weekends if I'm not doing anything I will wear my pajamas all day! Comfy and warm too
I just put a coat on over them when I go out to the hens.
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