AIBU to think that the mums on the school run

[M0naLisa]

Who turn up in their PJs are just lazy?

Why would anyone want to take their child to school in their PJs? It takes what all of 5 mins getting dressed??

Just seen a mum with black and white polka dots PJ bottoms on, fluffy ugg style slippers - they were slippers as they had bunny ears on them flapping about!!

Is it just me who thinks its lazy?

:o @bedbugs

Madmomma, I do confess to being slighty perplexed about the pjs as fashion choice rather than an act of desperation. I tried to hide mine, I can't imagine being not bothered and doing it openly.

Doesn't matter anyway, cos I'm coming to Sweden. I'll be your personal nightwear stylist if you give me 2hrs a week with those 3 gardeners

:o

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Is Les Dawson on this thread?

maybe they sleep naked like I do and got dressed in their pyjamas?

I can understand the school run tbh however i have seen people in their pjs at about four o clock going about their everday business and also wearing em like rgular trousers

What I don't understand is -

1. if these are PJs that have been on all night then are these women wearing underwear on school run?

2)if they do wear knickers in bed do they change them before school?

3. if they do change them (and it's a bit ewwww not to) then why not put on a nice pair of trousers while they are at it?

There were a couple of womenwho picked up DC in their PJs at 3pm I hope they had been on nightshift somehow I doubt it

Well I don't turn up on the school run in PJ, my goodness I would be stared down by the others, but I do have a school run uniform, of T shirt, leggings and trainers (all clean of course). I am 5.5 months pg and big, so cant find anything else more flattering to fit into at the moment.