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To: swarthyguy

Heck, I’ve seen little girls about 5 years old dressed up in black lace skirts with pointy hems, black gloves and tight tank tops walking down the street with mothers who look - well, let’s say like mother, like daughter.

I have a friend with two girls aged 6 and 8, and she has a very difficult time buying clothes. THe pants are skin tight, waist down by the crotch, and no modest or girly type skirts or dresses. She is going to start sewing. She doesn’t want them to dress like Pilgirms with wimples but just children type garments. There have been many threads about this topic. It’s almost impossible to buy girl childrens’ clothes that don’t reek of slut-hood.


248 posted on 12/29/2008 2:56:46 PM PST by little jeremiah (Leave illusion, come to the truth. Leave the darkness, come to the light.)
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To: little jeremiah

Walmart has great clothes.
One must watch the labels and buy a size up, but they are great and are even marked “Longer length”.

My daughters are 11 and 8. My older one has the height of her father and is taller than me. Finding her appropriate clothes was next to impossible until I resolved to buy from Walmart.


249 posted on 12/29/2008 3:01:40 PM PST by netmilsmom (Psalm 109:8 - Let his days be few; and let another take his office)
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To: little jeremiah

I put my girls in wal mart boy pants. The jeans and twill cargos. the plus size fits girl hips. I then add feminine tops that are loose and comfortable from the gap or old navy or a clearance store.

Modest and attractive looking.


295 posted on 01/01/2009 6:02:10 PM PST by Chickensoup (we owe HUSSEIN & Democrats the exact kind respect & loyalty that they showed us, Bush & Reagan)
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