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zsazsa
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:42am |
I definitely would. Nobody bullying my baby. 
Is it trendy clothes that the child wants? let him/her have similar clothes to their peers.
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Jr1127
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What if you did buy new clothes children would still have something to say.
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zsazsa
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:43am |
[QUOTE=Positive K]My child better boss up. Personally, I'm not gonna be breaking bread on brand name ish for my child. He gonna have some nice shoes and pants and stuff but none of that trendy ish. If I can make it through childhood wearing what I wore, he gonna make it.
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I never understand that above saying. Because I have gone through something, it's okay for my child to experience it? not all experiences are positive.
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:46am |
Jr1127 wrote:
What if you did buy new clothes children would still have something to say. |
exactly.
kids will be kids. they get new clothes and then they get teased about something else. its a part of life. if my kid can't handle a little teasing then i would feel like a failure as a father for not instilling that confidence in my child.
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Lady ICE
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ive already started teaching my kids about how others will talk about you. if you look good they have something to say, when you look bad they will also talk. i learned that lesson very young and have been happy with what i have since then. hopefully my little Icecubes learn that early as well.
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:49am |
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I don't see the prob of having some trendy stuff anywho. Hey, in 1 year they will out grow it and by then there's a new trend. It equals out IMO. Lots of inexpensive knock offs, too.
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:53am |
I honestly don't know. I would have to see what the bullying is doing to my child to make that decision.
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I hope that never happens...I really don't know what I will do. I know if I buy some new clothes, they will just find something else. I can't buy away all his problems. Some things he'll have to solve in his own way.
Things like this are so hard for a parent. Yesterday I girl rode her bike in front of a train. She left a letter behind saying she just couldn't take the bullying. Today the parliament is talking about making a national plan to combat it.
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 9:57am |
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What is the kid wearing??? almost everything is trendy nowadays....you have to really go out of your way to buy regular or old fashioned clothes...
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Posted: Dec 14 2012 at 10:02am |
No. I doubt that the problem is my child's clothes.
The problem, most often, is that the bullies know that they've found an insecurity in clothes, weight, hair, etc. You either own it and work it regardless or you'll get bullied forever.
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