So DD (nearly 10) had a school disco last Friday at her new school. We walk up and ahead of us tehre's this group of 4 or 5 girls, probably Year 8s, wearing skirts not worthy of the name, 5-inch heels, buckets of slap, tiny tops, all looking at least 16-17 and not very expensive, as it were. So I told DD (wearing a lovely black velvet party dress with glitter in the fabric, down to mid-calf, and just the tiniest slick of lip gloss as a concession to growing up) that she was not ever going to be allowed to go out looking like that when she was 13, and preferably not when she was 18 either...
Another mum of a 13-yo overheard us and nearly died laughing - her DD was a sort of mini-emo, but very individual, much nicer and not an identikit slapper, as it were. I don't think DD particularly wants to emulate this particular 'style' but really - what are some people thinking? Or is this normal at that age? I can understand wanting to rebel and all that, but at least show some taste!
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To tell my DD that NO WAy will she be dressing like that at school discos when she's 13?
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pointythings · 17/10/2010 21:19
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