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I have polos made with my daycare name embroidered on them and jeans (or capris in the summer).
Light makeup, hair in a pony.
Light makeup, hair in a pony.
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I wear jeans, nice black pants (Express), khakis, dresses, or skirts. Dresses and skirts have leggings underneath them. I'm on the floor and don't wish to flash anyone. :
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I wear nice shirts (but not my nicest, my kids don't need me in clothes from Cache). Often times I'm wearing a cardigan over them because I get cold very easily.
I operate this as a preschool and do not feel like yoga pants/sweats/scrubs would be appropriate attire. Teachers in the public school don't wear them, and I don't either.
My hair is either straightened and down or pulled back in a low ponytail and I always wear make-up.Comment
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I met a woman a while back at a craft fair who owns an embroidery shop. She is really awesome...and she ships.
She took my EXACT logo, and put it right on the polos. She actually has a picture of it on the gallery page.
You could probably find someone local to you though, either who embroiders, or even a screenprinting shop. I personally like the embroidering better then screenprinting.Comment
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I wear jeans, nice black pants (Express), khakis, dresses, or skirts. Dresses and skirts have leggings underneath them. I'm on the floor and don't wish to flash anyone. ::
I wear nice shirts (but not my nicest, my kids don't need me in clothes from Cache). Often times I'm wearing a cardigan over them because I get cold very easily.
I operate this as a preschool and do not feel like yoga pants/sweats/scrubs would be appropriate attire. Teachers in the public school don't wear them, and I don't either.
My hair is either straightened and down or pulled back in a low ponytail and I always wear make-up.
Just wondering if your teachers have a dress policy? Ours used to and then......that must have went out the window with everything else.
I was at the HS one day picking up dd and looked up. I said something about the kids up there and she said "Thats not the kids, thats the teachers!"
The litterly could have passed for student with the age and dress-
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Some of my parents are teachers, and one of them shocks me every time I see her. What she wears to work should be for "clubbing" only.Just wondering if your teachers have a dress policy? Ours used to and then......that must have went out the window with everything else.
I was at the HS one day picking up dd and looked up. I said somethig about the kids up there and she said "Thats not the kids, thats the teachers!"
The litterly could have passed for student with the age and dress-
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Yes, they do. I was a student teacher only 1.5 years ago and had to wear dress pants and a nice blouse/shirt/sweater. We could wear blue jeans on "special days."Just wondering if your teachers have a dress policy? Ours used to and then......that must have went out the window with everything else.
I was at the HS one day picking up dd and looked up. I said somethig about the kids up there and she said "Thats not the kids, thats the teachers!"
The litterly could have passed for student with the age and dress-
My teenager's teachers also wear nice clothing.
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I wear jeans and t-shirts, no makeup, no shoes unless I am leaving the house.Comment
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I wear either nice jeans (no holes, tears) and/or cotton khaki type pants.
Usually both the slacks and the jeans have some sort of stretch in them so they are easy to move in.
I usually buy the Eddie Bauer brand slacks made with some sort of scotch guard so they don't get dirty, stained or wrinkled.
I wear a comfy top such as a long sleeve t-shirt style top or a sweater or blouse.
I fix my hair every day but I don't wear make up. Never have.
In the summer months, I wear capri's (not denim though) or longer walking type shorts. NEVER short shorts and never scrubs, sweats or yoga pants.
NOT SAYING those things aren't ok, just not how I was raised.
Oh, and I ALWAYS wear underwear. This is me--- I do wear denim capri's. I wear comfortable clothing. I do put a little make up on every morning. I shower and comb out my hair and let it air dry, and then it either goes in a pony or down for the day. I don't fuss with it much. I am plain Jane for the most part. I wear socks and crocks or socks and sneakers. Simple, comfortable get down on the floor stuff. Once in a while I will wear the yoga pants.
Does everyone dress different on the weekends?Comment
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No, not unless I am going on a date with my husband. I wear nice clothing during the work day, but I wear VERY nice clothing to go on dates with my husband. This is me--- I do wear denim capri's. I wear comfortable clothing. I do put a little make up on every morning. I shower and comb out my hair and let it air dry, and then it either goes in a pony or down for the day. I don't fuss with it much. I am plain Jane for the most part. I wear socks and crocks or socks and sneakers. Simple, comfortable get down on the floor stuff. Once in a while I will wear the yoga pants.
Does everyone dress different on the weekends?Comment
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I love my velour hoodie jackets and pants from NY & Co and have practically every color. My husband calls them my "daycare uniform". :: I also wear jeans and t shirt tops a lot too, but the velour is so warm and comfy in cold weather!
In the summer, I wear capris and skorts most of the time. It's all about looking nice, but being comfortable too.
I always do my hair and make up... some days it is just a minimum with a pony tail, foundation & mascara, but the effort is always there!
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I was like this for a long time, but then I decided to just do it for me- no one else. Gives me an uplift. I put a little eye shadow and mascara on, lip balm. By the end of the day it has fallen off anyhow for the most part. LOL I don't reapply or fuss during the day, maybe if I am going somewhere at night I will refresh after closing.
My kids are funny, they care. They notice if I don't wear it. I didn't wear anything for a couple of days, I had a little stye I wanted to nurse. Every once in a while I won't wear anything, because I have excema. Parents and kids kept looking at me, like I was not right. I don't wear much but just enough that they notice something is different. Its funny.Comment
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Open house night this year when meeting my sons teacher he turned so red I thought his cheeks would burst. He wouldn't look up from the floor or quit giggling and she asked me if he was just nervous. What I said was no. What I thought was - ummm........how to put this delicately..........I'm sure it's because your dress is so tight he can literally see the outline of your freckles and I personally am wondering if you have nipples because your dress is so low cut I'm shocked they're not showing at this point...please excuse the boy, he's never seen a woman dressed so provocatively at just 8 years old....also please excuse me too, I've just never seen a TEACHER dress so hooch in all my life
When we walked out of the room to leave my husband preemptively held his hands up and said "don't punch me, I swear I was NOT lookin!!!"
Although he breezes through his homework here at home just like he always has my sons grades have dipped noticeably this year, I can't imagine it has anything to do with her bits hanging out everywhere at school all day
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Fun!
What does everyone's wardrobe consist of, as far as a good quantity. I seem to either have to much or not enough and looking for a balance and regimen for swapping out clothing for seasons and not looking like I wear the same thing everyday. Anyone have a good system going for clothing for themselves?
I won't argue more is better--- but I am trying to find a balance and not have so much laundry to do etc..Comment
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I wear either jeans and t-shirt or cotton capris with a t-shirt. I don't wear makeup. Have long hair so it's either completely up or down and curly pulled back or straightened(which doesn't happen often). Summer i wear either shorts and a t-shirt and occasionally a tank top.Comment
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