Носить ли пижаму в школу: мнение людей?
Just healthy debate because I’m bored and losing my mind to isolation. Charlie’s school sent out a reminder of school policies and procedure. No pyjamas to be worn on school grounds 🤣 Do people agree or disagree? 👀 Each to their own of course but you’d personally never catch me wearing pyjamas in public full stop 🙈
Jodie Marshall·
I agree it doesn’t take 2 mins to get dressed on a morning even if it’s joggers and a hoodie x
Jo Wilcox··
Мама двоих (младенец)
Exactly! You don’t have to have a face full of makeup and all glammed up but getting dressed is a basic task
Kelsey·
Мама двоих (младенец)
So what happens if you do wear pyjamas? 😂 I do agree its lazy but cant really understand a school telling adults rules x
Jo Wilcox··
Мама двоих (младенец)
I suppose pyjama patrol come out and turn you away 🤣 god knows. I think it’s more about pride and representing the school but I mean I doubt they can do much if people do it lol!
Kelsey··
Мама двоих (младенец)
😂😂 sorry you cant bring your kid in until you go home and get changed 😂 and yeah I do get it just cracked me up the thought of them telling adults off x
Jo Wilcox··
Мама двоих (младенец)
lmao can you imagine! Why are you late? Mum had to go home and get dressed 🤣
Kate Bodell·
Its lazy, doesn't set a good example for your children. Not once have I ever turned up on the school run looking scruffy and that's after getting 4 kids ready in the morning on my own.
Jo Wilcox··
Мама двоих (младенец)
Agreed. It’s pure bone idle. Don’t get me wrong, I rarely manage a face of makeup because I refuse to get up any earlier than need be just to do my face 🤣 but you’d never catch me in my slippers and dressing gown, how can you expect your kids to be motivated for the day if you cba to Chuck some clothes on
Kate Bodell··
if I turned up at work to teach children in my jammies parents would complain. People seem to forget education starts at home.
Karla B·
It's lazy in my opinion. Lexi's school sent out a letter when she started in nursery few years back and it said no parents on the school premises with pjs/dont wear pjs to drop off or pick up children lol. And before long I saw afew mums in pjs and I was like why can you not just throw on some leggings and a hoody?! In other schools around here (especially in the catholic primary ones) they have alot of gypsy travellers and you always see the mums/sisters/auntys even nans in pjs or skimpy clothes/ high heels, bright iluminous clothes/pjs and hair in rollers and it sets a bad example the children and to them aswell i think xx
Emma·
I agree. It doesn't take much to put on some trousers and top, not like you're going out out!
Sara-Louise·
I find it kinda funny it's been added to their policys 🤣 I've always been working so I'm always dressed. On the rare occasion I've been sick but still have to do the school run, I've still got dressed. No way am I walking down the street, dropping off in PJ's lol
Lauren Natalia·
I think it’s lazy! But do find it hilarious just imagining adults getting told off 🤣 Chuck a pair of leggings and hoodie on and Uggs hair in messy bun! That’s the best I do. But I agree it’s not teaching much to your kids if you cannot be arsed to get dressed to go out into public!! It’s also embarrassing for your kids I think too. As people will refer the to the kid as they’re mums lazy wearing pjs or something. Why do that to your child xx
Beth ·
Мама дочки (5 лет), беременна (26 нед.)
I agree, however now im pregnant my feet aren't comfy in my trainers
So ive turned to wearing slippers sometimes as much too cold to wear sliders ❄️❄️😩 xx