To think Tesco/F&F should be ashamed?

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To sell this T shirt in age 5-6?

Interested in other people's thoughts.

ha I remember having one. I ended up being too shy to wear it on non uniform day 😒

that’s one of my mums pet names for me (alongside wee pet lamb, lamb bamboo, hennypenny). I’m 45 btw

Don’t some of you get tired from being outraged and offended at such petty, pathetic stuff?

It’s certainly exhausting listening to you whining.

I call my kids honey bunny. Never thought of it as inappropriate.

However….
An aunt once bought me a pair of knickers with “let’s go pussy hunting ” on the front. I was 10 or 11. Neither I or my parents understood it. So what do I know? 🤷‍♀️

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I think the logo on this tee shirt could easily be misconstrued and as such h is indeed inappropriate.

Ir just adds to the longstanding trend of the making children into little adults well beforen there time by taking on adult themes.

Let them keep their innocence please Mothers

YUK. VERY CREEPY AND NASTY.

YABU, don’t see the issue.

don't be ridiculous. If you don't like it, don't buy it. Your puritanical fun sponge views shouldn't get to decide to everyone else what is/isn't available to buy.

That’s what I call my nieces children…😂

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i know i'm exhausted listening to grown women trying to tell other people what they should/shouldn't eat, wear, watch, listen to...etc just because it's not their personal cup of tea.

don't like it, don't do it, simples. Stop trying to make your controlling, disapproving opinions the one everyone else has to abide by.

you smell of book bans.

That's what I call my dog, he doesn't mind though.

But it’s only ‘misconstrued’ by people who have a negative, twisted mindset.

So it says more about you really……

Tesco’s children’s range, especially for girls is awful this summer. Very inappropriate.

Honey Bunny is quite innocent and cutesy.

However both the term and the image have severe sexual connotations too 😂🤦‍♀️

It's not great but certainly not the worst I've ever seen.

My old cat's nickname was honey bunny. Honey because she was so sweet and bunny because she had really long ears.
But for a child it's a bit odd especially as honey means sex in America.

Same. DH calls youngest DD it all the time. So i'd buy it

Someone I know actually got this tshirt for her daughter (named Honey!) When I saw the pic I just thought it was a cute Easter tshirt....Honey Bunny is a term of endearment.
I do see what PP are saying about the playboy thing, but tbh think it's a tenuous link.
I don't think it's inappropriate just cute.If it was on a teenager or pre-teen then it might portray a different meaning I guess.

Like it?Buy it. Don’t like it? Don’t buy it.

I say “honey bunny” to my grandchildren.

It’s only unreasonable because it’s a girls’ T-shirt featuring a prey animal. Boys clothes always go higher up the food chain (wolves, sharks, dinosaurs, bears, eagles).

But just don’t buy it if you don’t like it.

There is a certain irony to posters complaining girls are sexualised too young whilst they also sexualise something completely normal....

It’s nothing like the playboy logo - or are we saying we can’t put bunny ears on anything now? Hunny Bunny can also be seen as a term of endearment- my Mum used to call me it as a child 😀

Am I missing something in terms of offensiveness?

“Any of you pricks move, and I’ll execute every motherf^cking one of ya…” cue music!

My first thought was the wonderful Tim Roth and his “honey bunny”.

And I wouldn’t buy the top, but then I never liked the ‘Daddy’s Little Devil’ or ‘cheeky monkey’ tops either. Yuck.