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    10/28/2007

    "Stop Dressing Your Six Year Old Like a Skank"

    What a great title for a book.

    I'm glad Izzy is only 2, and I can guarantee she wont be dressing like a skank when she lives at my house.  My older kids all roll their eyes at me when I tell them that they shouldn't be in a big hurry to grow up, but I keep saying it anyway.

    10:18 PM | Blog it | Books

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    lawrencewrote:
    Sir that is true.  And i applaude your sound reasoning and loving heart.  I really have enjoyed reding your comments --verry  entertaining.  jus moosebreath aka bill
    Nov. 25
    Jim Paynewrote:
    I fight that fight everyday.  Sometimes L, my 12 year old, comes in to show me an outfit and flip out.  (trust me when I say that is never a good thing) I wonder what is going on in her head that gives her the impression that her outfit would be anything but bad. 
     
    I agree, growig up is a scam. 
     
    Joell:  We use the same term in our house as well.  :)
    Oct. 29
    Joellwrote:
    We call it "hoochie mama" at my house...and my girl knows what it means!  There will be NO hoochie mama clothes here...not as long as I'm livin', anyway.
     
     
    Oct. 29

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