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everyone look at the beautiful poncho i just bought ds

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nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 12:58

isn't it lovely

and it only cost £13.67 with shipping!!

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sammybeth · 19/09/2008 12:58

omg youd put your child in that!!

nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:02

yes ... why not?

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CaptainFlameSparrowWifeOfJack · 19/09/2008 13:03

I like it... but not for a boy, and not at that price

KashaSarrasin · 19/09/2008 13:03

I like it! (and DS1 has something similar )

TheDevilWearsPrimark · 19/09/2008 13:03

It's cute, but ponchos are pretty imparctical for tinies.

sammybeth · 19/09/2008 13:03

because for 1 you have a boy and 2 its awful. does anyone really wear ponchos any more?

Miyazaki · 19/09/2008 13:03

I love Etsy...

FioFio · 19/09/2008 13:04

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seeker · 19/09/2008 13:04

How old is ds?

nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:05

poncho's aren't just for girls. little boys can wear them too. i think they practical - no wrestling with arms, sleeves, buttons, toggles or zips. just throw it over their head and off we go.

i thought it was a good price

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nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:05

he is 2.2

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Jennyusedtobepink · 19/09/2008 13:06

It's certainly bright!

TheDevilWearsPrimark · 19/09/2008 13:06

It's too billowy if you want it to keep him warm, and will get in the way on slides/swings etc.

CaptainFlameSparrowWifeOfJack · 19/09/2008 13:06

I'm cheap

I've nothing against ponchos on boys, twas more the rainbow poncho, dunno why. Could be beacuse DS suits blues etc more so I automatically think no

sammybeth · 19/09/2008 13:06

no i suppose they arent but he will prob look a bit girly in it. My son loves rough and tumble and if he wore one would get tangled up in it!!

CaptainFlameSparrowWifeOfJack · 19/09/2008 13:06

DD suits blues too - not a boy thing, a colouring thing

MasterBatesLePew · 19/09/2008 13:07

My DDs school banned ponchos because you can't always put your hands out to break your fall.

sammybeth · 19/09/2008 13:07

But then i wouldnt dress him in girly clothes.

nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:07

it's for the preschool run in the morning when its not cold enough for a coat but there's a little bit of a chill. we don't go to the park much

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Miyazaki · 19/09/2008 13:07

It is, especially as it's hand made and you know that the person who made it will get all the money.

LoveMyGirls · 19/09/2008 13:07

If you like it and he will wear it and it keeps him warm and makes you life easier then cool imo.

(slight hi-jack) NA - have you spoken to TWR today? Just wondering if she's ok. TIA

geekgirl · 19/09/2008 13:08

it's lovely

I love bright colours on little boys - there's far too much kaki and grey around imo.

nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:08

oh ds really suits oranges and yellows. i hardly buy him anything that doesn't have orange or yellow on it!!

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sammybeth · 19/09/2008 13:09

my daughter had a poncho 4 years ago when she was 18 months and she hated wearing it as it restricted her movement

nappyaddict · 19/09/2008 13:09

thanks for the tip on falling over. i'll make sure he doesn't wear it when he will be running around. not that ds exactly runs

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