There are these friends of the family who, from time to time, offer to drop off clothes that their daughter has outgrown. Their daughter is several years older than Jeweliana, and most of the cloths are a little baggy, but she loves clothes in general and most of them are nice dresses that I could never afford to buy for her anyway. But then today
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...but is that an unreasonable ultimatum? Maybe I'm being ridiculous.
I appreciate your comment, though. I know it's something you've remarked on before. I should take your word on it.
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I might let her wear them to church or on other occasions that you would dress up for, but other than that she'll have to wear them in the house.
And of course you're allowed to comment. :) I should've added "parents" to the group, but I'm pretty sure you're the only one on my list that's male.
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Be indulgent and let her wear them, I say.
P.S. - My husband felt much like you do, IIRC.
ETA: In light of what sunspot said, I'm not suggesting she wear them every day, but I wouldn't relegate them to the dress up box, either. They're fine for a dressy or formal occasion.
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And I've told her that she can wear them around the house to play dress up as well, so she can still enjoy them plenty without walking around in them all the time.
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But, I wouldn't let her wear them every day at her age, like to school and such, only because she is still growing and those shoes do really change the way one walks...I'd hate for her to have any permanent damage done...
...Just my two cents for what it's worth. ~_^
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And that's the truth about it ruining the posture, it does.. it puts too much stress on the back. Tell her when she's finished her growing then it's fine, but until then, just for playing will do.
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