To accord success in your parenting goals, a child’s dress sense should not be ignored. Like the saying – you are addressed the way you are dressed – children should be taught to be clothed right,...
To accord success in your parenting goals, a child’s dress sense should not be ignored. Like the saying – you are addressed the way you are dressed – children should be taught to be clothed right, for the right occasion, season and times. We should put them in the consciousness of knowing that dressing plays a path on how one is perceived.
“Personally I think it is very important that parents pay a lot of attention to the way their children dress in order not to expose them unduly. People would quickly ask questions like, ‘whose child is this?’ when they see an inappropriately dressed child. Dinne-Okpara said that there are appropriate ways of dressing for different occasions as well as weather conditions. “Overdressing could mean dressing more than required for a particular occasion while under-dressing could mean dressing below the required standard for a particular occasion. I think parents should always ensure their children are dressed right to avoid discomfort and undue exposure of their body parts.
On what should parents look out for when choosing an outfit for their child, she stressed that comfort should be the key word. As parents, this should be at the centre of our decisions when choosing outfits for our children. We can also look at the under-listed as a guide to choosing what is appropriate for our children.. Fits right, not too tight and allows for easy movement.. Style is child appropriate and doesn’t make them look older.
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