:rofl: HID has just told me they were actually called Babydoll PJs .
had to look this up of course.... but no, winceyettet Pajamas... but don't get you hopes up the ones Ive seen you would not want to see them in a babydoll nightie.
:rofl: HID has just told me they were actually called Babydoll PJs .
had to look this up of course.... but no, winceyettet Pajamas... but don't get you hopes up the ones Ive seen you would not want to see them in a babydoll nightie.
Making me think a bit, I'm Sharing with Dave at our TOFS v Whippersnappers meet.:smirk:
Whatever happened to yummy mummys...
I'd also ban some of the mothers from wearing leggings.
now you are getting the picture:rofl:
Being from Darlo myself i can vouch this isnt just this one school where parents rock up to school in thier PJ's
Ive seen some stuff on FB about people belittling the area where the school is, but i live on opposite side (and often viewed as the more affluent) side of town and i can guarentee there's at least 1 mother every morning dropping thier sprogs off to school in PJ's. Does it happen in other towns?
IMO, i would never let myself or the mother of my children to do it. What does it teach them about daily hygiene? Roll out of bed and leave the house without a wash? nooo thank you!
This is what happens when you start letting standards drop, one minute your relaxing the dress code and lowering expectations the next minute your chatting to your kids teacher in your PJS and slippers, it's a slippery slope.
I was in Dundee today and like Fish said earlier, it depends on what side of town or town!
Now that place is something else, if you ever wanted to see some inspirational sights then spend a day at Ninewells Hospital!