I tried so hard. I really did. I went out early, bought the boys a bunch of school clothes from Old Navy, threw them in the corner of my laundry room and forgot about them until the day before school. I checked that off my list and put it out of my mind.
I should have had the boys try on the clothes to see if they actually fit right after I bought them. Instead, I decided to wait until the day before. That was a big mistake.
Owen tried on all of the clothes (size 8/9) and rejected them all. Keep in mind he will be 10 in a month. They were too big for his taste. He prefers skimpy clothes. This shouldn't have surprised me in the least. I cannot buy anything for him that doesn't involve a tear or two from him. He is incredibly picky and once he finds something he likes, he will reject everything else and wear the same 2 things over and over and over. Fail.
So, with my frustration mounting because Owen is refusing to wear clothes that are his size and that fit him, I move onto Chasey. Fail again. The clothes labeled size 6/7 are way too big for my 7 year old. I should know this. I do know this because he is a little guy and he has always worn sizes that are smaller than his age.
We move onto Bennett. Can you guess the result? Fail. The jeans I bought him were too low in the back when he sat down. Why on earth do they make boy's jeans low rise? I don't understand this at all.
So, I drag them into the car and head back down to Old Navy to exchange clothes and buy them a few things that they like and that actually fit. Just me, my kids and the rest of Utah County.
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And were there any of the correct sizes you needed by then?
Ha ha! I've done this too. Luckily there is a younger-gender sibling that most things I bought wrong and can no longer return will fit into. Also, I find myself really liking uniforms. Also, my kids so far have no strong opinions on clothes.
Im thankful, Ila is my only picky one
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