The title of this book? Stop Dressing Your Six-Year-Old Like a Skank
Frankly? I can't top that.
*photo by Dorothy Z. taken at the Fountain Bookstore in Richmond, Va
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
When the Picture is Worth More than Bloggy Words
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That's awesome!
Ha! Do we really need a whole book to tell us that? The title says it all.
So is the book stuffed full of Glamour Do and Don't Elementary school pictures?
Awesome!
But will the right people read it?
I wonder if it would be appropriate to randomly hand the book to strangers with skankily dressed kids?
I'm buying ten and throwing them all at one of the moms at dance class. Oh, yes, I am.
That is a great title. I hope it catches on.
That book goes right along with my unintended blogging theme this week. Cover up!
Love it. I'm waiting for the second volume, directed at mothers, "Stop Dressing Like Your Skanky Looking Teenager".
I only have two words to say: I CONCUR.
DUDE. AMEN.
Holy Cow!! Tell me I'm hallucinating!!!
Thank you for this Tootsie, it is the End of Civilization as we know it.
Best. Book. Ever. Period.
And I haven't read it. :)
I just got this book from the library!
I can think of several people I can give that book to. Come to think of it, can I stand inside the mall and hand it to everyone passing by?
Freaking. Awesome.
Seriously - why must they "grow up" so fast? Let them be little girls for crying out loud!!!
So simple and to the point.
We have a strict 'no hooker wear' and a 'thou shall not dress like you want fives stuffed in your pants' policy at our house.
-Stu
P-E-R-F-E-C-T
That's what fashion means to me!
(sung in my best Aretha Franklin voice)
This should be required reading for all moms with daughters. (I'm sure there's a book out there for me, too.)
THAT? Is brilliant. I wish I'd thought to write it.
I just spewed my Nilla wafers across the room - next time please warn me! Hilarious
Great book...read it a while back.
AHAHAHAHA!!! I am so buying that today- maybe several so I can do my part for our world and leave them lying about for parents to find... I think I'll leave the first one next to the Bratz display at Target!
OMG dying laughing.
PS - Mr Farklepants is amazing to do so much for you in a week! Can he give my husband some pointers? :)
Aw. Mah. Gaw. Can't believe somebody beat me to that.
LOL...LOVE it!!!
oh, this book was desperately needed yesterday downtown. I think I'll stock up my first aid kit in the car with some. seriously what are some of these moms thinkin?
Oh, this is great! and if there IS a true "fashion God/Goddess" out there, it will soon be translated into Japanese, because we got some little "ho's in training" over here in the elementary schools!!
So glad I have just boys...shorts, t-shirts and possibly clean unders and we're good...at least for now!
LOVE this. The matron has a rule: no butt prose on clothing. No Bratz, princess, queenie. Nothing.
Yeah! Wouldn't that make a lovely gift for someone I know!
Oh geez. That author is brilliant! I have a six-year-old who dresses like a dorky six-year-old with butterflies and ladybugs and rainbows on various articles of clothing all from JC Penney or Sears or some other benign place and I LOVE IT!!!!
I need that book and I need to place it all around LA.
:-)
I've been writing about this very thing...
Why, oh why do they make high heels in small sizes? Why?
Right on! Little girls should look like little girls, with ribbons and bows, NOT black boots with heels.
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LOL.........great title. I think that more than a couple times a day at some peoples little girls. Let them be little girls!
OMG! That is AWESOME!!!
I adore Celia Rivenbark. She's a hoot! I hope you bought the book! You remind me a little of her.
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