Isn't it standard for kids to sit crosslegged on the floor?
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Isn't it standard for kids to sit crosslegged on the floor?
Kids sit criss cross apple sauce on the floor. Keeps your feet to yourself.
Sort of off topic (I just can't talk underwear any longer), when people say "criss cross applesauce" it makes me cringe. It's so dorky. I get that you can't say Indian-style any longer like when I was a kid, but can't they just say "sit cross-legged?"
Isn't it standard for kids to sit crosslegged on the floor?
Kids sit criss cross apple sauce on the floor. Keeps your feet to yourself.
Sort of off topic (I just can't talk underwear any longer), when people say "criss cross applesauce" it makes me cringe. It's so dorky. I get that you can't say Indian-style any longer like when I was a kid, but can't they just say "sit cross-legged?"
ITA. And lol @ Kate not knowing CCAS and cross-legged were the same thing.
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1) I wore shorts under dresses at school or I just didn't wear a dress. Those were my options given to me by my parents. As such, I rarely wear dresses to this day.
2) I am also glad I have a boy and am now second guessing my desire to have a daughter sometime in the future.
3) There seems to be a lot of angst across the board since last week's hoopla. I hope that changes soon.
You obviously were not a kinder teacher. It is a lot easier to have expectations of everyone sitting the same way with their hands in their lap. That way they are not kicking the person beside or in front of them. I have never seen a kinder class where kids don't have to sit this way. I am sorry your child is above the rules you will have a huge reality check when your kid goes to school. Not to mention I have never seen a school that the dress code does not mandate shorts under dresses. Or is your snowflake so special she does not have to follow dress code either?
I taught preschool, kindergarten, and first grade.
I've never taught in a school that had a code about what kids had to wear under their clothes. If they wore dresses, they just sat on their bottoms with their legs in front of them, closed. Which is how an adult would sit. I think it's more important to teach them how to sit in a dress than to just put a bandaid on the problem.
The school we are planning to send her to is a private school with a uniform. I know several kids (well, parents who send their kids) who go to this school and none of the girls wear shorts under their jumpers.
If my kid were not wearing shorts and the teacher made her flash everyone, regardless of whether or not she were breaking the rules by not wearing shorts, yes, I would be furious.
A private school is a good choice they are used to catering to entitled nuts.
I've been looking at private schools, at the most likely place we'll move to next year, and at least one of them requires that kindergarteners wear bike shorts under their dresses, primarily for modesty during nap.
I can say this underwear debate is way more ridiculous than pouches or dandelions. Seriously! I would have never imagined anyone could be convinced there isn't a need in some situations for girls to throw on a pair of shorts under a dress.
I prefer to let my kid run and play at the park instead of reminding her to pull her dress down. If I can throw on a pair of shorts under to keep myself from saying, "Ava, pull your dress down" 63 millions times I will do it.
Lazy parenting for the win!
obviously there are two groups of parents on the bump. The perfect ones and the pouch feeding, TV watching, shorts wearing lazy ones.
Isn't it standard for kids to sit crosslegged on the floor?
Kids sit criss cross apple sauce on the floor. Keeps your feet to yourself.
Sort of off topic (I just can't talk underwear any longer), when people say "criss cross applesauce" it makes me cringe. It's so dorky. I get that you can't say Indian-style any longer like when I was a kid, but can't they just say "sit cross-legged?"
When I think cross-legged I think like straight out with your ankles crossed? Is that what Cinema meant? Oops! I do tell DD to just sit with her legs crossed. It sounds so dumb to say it, but I was in the "can't beat them, join them" mode earlier.
I will take epic underwear threads over epic college threads any day!
I can only take credit for one of those...I think. Though I guess I did start this as well. LOL
I feel like I was partly responsible for the underwear thing. I really didn't think it would blow up like it did.
I blame you too. Yes, you. Not me.
Or we could go back to blaming it on you. I'm cool with that.
I'll let you take this one. I get blamed for everything...I'm sure tornados and global warming will be next. I feel like Obama when Fox News covers him...it's all my fault.
Isn't it standard for kids to sit crosslegged on the floor?
Kids sit criss cross apple sauce on the floor. Keeps your feet to yourself.
Sort of off topic (I just can't talk underwear any longer), when people say "criss cross applesauce" it makes me cringe. It's so dorky. I get that you can't say Indian-style any longer like when I was a kid, but can't they just say "sit cross-legged?"
Re: 8 pages on underwear?
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You don't understand the appeal of Benedict Cumberbatch / think he's fug / don't know who he is? WATCH SHERLOCK. Until you do, your negative opinion of him will not be taken seriously.
Kids sit criss cross apple sauce on the floor. Keeps your feet to yourself.
Sort of off topic (I just can't talk underwear any longer), when people say "criss cross applesauce" it makes me cringe. It's so dorky. I get that you can't say Indian-style any longer like when I was a kid, but can't they just say "sit cross-legged?"
ITA. And lol @ Kate not knowing CCAS and cross-legged were the same thing.
Unable to even.
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You don't understand the appeal of Benedict Cumberbatch / think he's fug / don't know who he is? WATCH SHERLOCK. Until you do, your negative opinion of him will not be taken seriously.
Word.
Bump burp.
DS2 - Oct 2010 (my VBAC baby!)
Three thoughts
1) I wore shorts under dresses at school or I just didn't wear a dress. Those were my options given to me by my parents. As such, I rarely wear dresses to this day.
2) I am also glad I have a boy and am now second guessing my desire to have a daughter sometime in the future.
3) There seems to be a lot of angst across the board since last week's hoopla. I hope that changes soon.
Teachers should also wear shorts under their dresses and skirts. I was flashed by a coworker during circle time.
Not cool.
Oh yes! Did you miss when I was hired? The law states only one post on what to wear under dresses every day
LOL. Well, I believe Alicia did leave a job opening, after all...
Yes, exactly. Now is it a requirement to have a friend with a certified creep for a husband? I have to think if I have that. ;
I've been looking at private schools, at the most likely place we'll move to next year, and at least one of them requires that kindergarteners wear bike shorts under their dresses, primarily for modesty during nap.
Proud to say I'm in the second group. LMAO
SAHM to 4 kiddos... K (5/05), N (4/09), C (11/10) and Baby A 1/13/14
I can only take credit for one of those...I think. Though I guess I did start this as well. LOL
When I think cross-legged I think like straight out with your ankles crossed? Is that what Cinema meant? Oops! I do tell DD to just sit with her legs crossed. It sounds so dumb to say it, but I was in the "can't beat them, join them" mode earlier.
I blame you too. Yes, you. Not me.
I'll let you take this one. I get blamed for everything...I'm sure tornados and global warming will be next. I feel like Obama when Fox News covers him...it's all my fault.