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Babydaddy fashion question
Any idea where to get cool matching daddy-baby outfits? (which is of course very different from matching babydaddy outfits).
I am thinking that might be a nice holiday gift for my hard-to-shop-for babydaddy. No clue re gender. (Gender of impending baby, that is; I'm fairly clear on daddy's gender, but after all we do live in SF so one never knows (do one). And no, he's not the leather-wearing kind of daddy - not so far, at least). Thanks in advance. |
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I don't like sports either. I'm just saying. |
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b) If, nonetheless, you wish to persist in you quest to find matching clothing for man and child: http://www.hannaanderson.com (check the "Family" link) http://www.landsend.com (check the sweaters) http://www.ctshirts.co.uk/usddefault (much of the "kids" stuff has adult counterparts) |
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Thanks for the links. |
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Oh, come now. I have a little boy who loves to dress like me. We regularly both put on the jeans and flannel lumberjack outfit. Of course, he also likes to dress like his older sisters, but that's a different story. |
So I get to pre-school to pick up the (Not So) Tiny Slothrop yesterday, and he and the rest of the kids whose parents don't love them as much as the parents of the kids who got their earlier at at a couple of tables, playing with something like silly putty, only it's stickier. Which is fine, and not really the point. The point is, the teachers are just blasting an Alvin & the Chipmunks Xmas record, apparently as background noise (emphasis on the noise part).
What's up with that? Is this a psy ops technique that they've picked up from the military? I thought it was bizarre, but didn't say anything to the teachers, partly because I wasn't sure that I could yell loud enough. |
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At least that's my take on it. My daycare center is open until 6:30 pm. But show up at 6:29.59 and you get handed a thirsty kid whose diaper hasn't been changed since 5 pm by the last remaining employee, who is shutting the lights off behind you as the door hits you in the ass on your way out. The process breaks down after 5 pm. Kids of all different classrooms left there by mean parents after 5 pm get combined into little groups of other unloved kids until there is just one, small group of the least loved kids, of which mine is always a part. At 6:00 pm, this group participates in what I call the "Walk of Shame". Classrooms are closed and the leftover ragtags are made to march in single file up to the front foyer of the center, where they wait for their neglectful parents to arrive. None of this bothers me in the slightest because the kids don't care a whit. They get to run wild in the halls and rearrange the hall furniture. It's the best part of the day for them. Anarchy rules. The Walk of Shame kids are the coolest kids there. Okay, so what was the question again? |
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