Mothers / grandparents in night clothes

Rubytuesday replied on 27/01/2016 15:24

Posted on 27/01/2016 15:24

A headmistress at a local primary school has written to parents / grandparents , asking them to Stop taking children and picking them up from school in there nightclothes, and set an example to the children

I personally agree disgusting habit which I have noticed myself, the local all night supermarkets eventually put a stop to it some time ago, but taking and picking up children  from school Surprised even grandparents are at it Surprised

  

Pippah45 replied on 27/01/2016 18:14

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:14

Can we really tell which are night clothes these days?  I have seen some things that look suspiciously like PJ bottoms just about everywhere - and could fluffy slippers be a new fashion??  I am with the Head Mistress! 

HelenandTrevor replied on 27/01/2016 18:18

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:18

I remember when I had just had our second son and had to get his brother to nursery in the mornings.  Not being that organised at the beginning and often running late, I did just pull a jumper or a coat over my pyjamas, then walked to nursery.  Surprised Does that make me a bad mother/person?

Graydjames replied on 27/01/2016 18:29

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:29

The letter said:

'I have noticed there has been an increasing tendency for parents to escort children to and from school while still wearing their pyjamas and, on occasion, even slippers.'

That seemed slightly odd to me since I would have thought it was far more peculiar to go out in pyjamas than in slippers. When it is dry it is surely not that unusual for people to retain their slippers when just going short distances to say the local shop or the post box or some such. It would be much more strange to see them in pyjamas.

However, on the real point I rather agree with this headmistress.

I am also reminded of my times in the old Middlesex hospital in London when able boded patients in hospital gowns and (usually) a dressing gown and slippers would frequently navigate the busy Mortimer Street to buy provisions from the local Sainsbury opposite.

replied on 27/01/2016 18:37

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:37

Odd isn't it how the media get hold of and decide which story to print. As a headteacher I dealt with similar issues directly with the parents concerned and never made the papers once!

Kennine replied on 27/01/2016 18:37

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:37

I remember a very nice well endowed young mum turning up to one of my parent's evenings in the skimpiest of negligees ..... hang on a mo, that didn't actually happen did it, I just dreamt it!Laughing. Use left and right arrows to navigate.  

Write your comments here..Is that what viagra does to a person,---- I always wondered. CoolWink

 

Seriously though, those slovenly parents are setting a bad example to their kids. No self respect. 

volvoman9 replied on 27/01/2016 18:56

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:56

I have too agree with the school on this it shows a lack of routine and does,nt set a good example too the children.

peter.

redface replied on 27/01/2016 18:59

Posted on 27/01/2016 18:59

Did these errant parents/grandparents drive to school as well or did they walk?

Rubytuesday replied on 27/01/2016 21:34

Posted on 27/01/2016 21:34

Did these errant parents/grandparents drive to school as well or did they walk?

Write your comments here...walking smoking ,a few drivers Surprised

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