To want frilly socks for my 8yo dd ?!

[ALittleBitOfMagic]

Seems like all retailers think I am ! Looking for a pack of "ruffle" frilly socks for dd and can hardly get a pair of normal frilly ones let alone ruffle . Kids can have bigger shoe size than a 12 I mean she is only a 2 it's not like shes a 5 or 6 ffs !!

primark?

M&S do lovely little frilly ones in the ladies' section, but they'd probably be too big. Topshop do them do.

Woops didn't mean that to be so ranty !!

these are exactly what I am looking for but only go up to a 12

buy some lace and sew it on yourself?

Does your 8yr old DD want frilly socks too?

YANBU to want them but YABU to expect shops to necessarily sell everything that you want...

on a sock obviously... not you

Morrisons have some

Boyes sell frilly socks. If not I second the idea of sewing the lace/ruffles onto a plain pair of socks.

Asda
dd has them, she is size 2. The size is 12 1/2 - 3 1/2

Mothercare go up to 3 1/2

yabu , they are cute on a toddler , bit babyish on an 8 yr old.

Sainsburys clothing

My dd wears them - she's 18! :)

She wears them with high heels and bodycon, if that makes a difference. :)

Have you tried tesco? Got my did a 5 pack cos she needed some for a dance show but she won?t wear them now.

If your daughter wants them no you're not. If she doesn't yes you are.

Tesco used to do them - got some for myself when I was dressed up as Dorothy - fitted an adult 5!

i take it all back i went into town today and saw loads of teenage girls wearing them , also saw them for sale in topshop.

I got some nice ones in Primark....or Topshop can be good too!

Most things like that look adorable on a toddler, become babyish for older children and come back in fashion for older teenagers. I think YABU because your DD will probably see them as babyish

My DD is 8 Noisy and she knows they're fashionable.

Does your dd want frilly socks? Do check.....

My DD is 12 and her and her older friends all really trendy wear frilly socks we got them from Primark

Ruffly frilly sock things and leggings with ruffled bottoms always make me think of little prancing show ponies, generally of the cob variety.