Jo Jo bows

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Tacky/chavvy/cute?

Can't decide whether to get one for my three year old dd

they are one of the chavviest things I've ever seen.

Tacky.

But I caved in and dd looks rather cool in hers. She's a barefoot, shorts and t-shirt girl.

Steady on Margaret - that would mean 80% of dd's school year will be up the duff at 15, and we live in a very nice area I'll have you know .

I think they're cute.

Tacky but my 4 year old likes them and she does look cute in it

Tacky and hideous.

My daughters like them. They're 7 & 5. They have a couple each.

Tacky and chavvy. If my child chose it for themselves I'd go along with it, but I wouldn't be putting one on her if bought by someone else.

Some charming people on this thread

@MargaretTwatyer I hope your DD falls pregnant before GCSE year so you feel like a right twat

They are naff. I'm just waiting for them to bring out a burberry version.

But if kids like them I don't see the harm. If my girl ever asks she can have one. I will cringe on the inside.

Just an updated version of the Fergie bows we had in the 80s. I had a mint green one.

Awful!

It does show how fashions change though - if someone had one of them in their hair when I was at school they would have been laughed at for wearing it now they are the height of fashion for children apparently!

Absolutely revolting and belong in the early 90s where they hailed from.

I think they are horrible and tacky but if either of my girls wanted one I'd let them have one. My older daughter age 5 hates them but she is not particularly girly but I can see my younger daughter 3 wanting one :)

Loath them and dds school banned them - however purchased them from Claire's with their pocket money

Tacky but my daughter likes them and they're harmless.

I didn't mind Fergie bows because they seemed to be doing something ie keeping a pony tail together. Jo Jo Bows just seem to stick on heads like poorly-made butterflies. They look tacky.

They're just a hair accessory, I struggle to be offended by them. DD is too small to show a desire for such things but if she wanted one she could have it.

Vile but my 7 year old DD has the rainbow one she likes it so no harm done.

Oh yawn. Here we go with the "chavvy", "tacky" "common" shash.

Its totally tedious. And it is a bow. A bow.

YABU

Good job I've only got sons! It's that kind of person who wears them though. I would say only about 20% of DS's school wears them. And it's the same 20% whose kids are always in trouble and the parents are always rowing with each other. Generally I find the families whose kids wear them are a bit rough.

Chavtastic

DD had 2 in for pride! She loves them :)

Its totally tedious. And it is a bow. A bow.

Yes. Fashion has no social significance or semantics and never has done. Suuuuure.