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Still, it's not tacky as much as it is ignorant and the result of a poor education.
I've seen it too. Not often, but once in a while. My cousin gave his son Sprite in his bottle and then proceeded to tell me that letting my daughter fall asleep while she was breastfeeding would give her an overbite.
I've lived all over the place, even Redneckistan, and I've never actually seen with my own eyes Co-Cola in a baby bottle.
I do have a friend whose great grandfather was a Pediatrician, and very much a Southern gentleman, definitely not tacky. He was well known to write prescriptions with the addendum of medication to be taken with a half a glass of flat Co-Cola.
Silly thread, the definitions of tacky or classy are entirely dependent on the views of each individual. And lets not get into the fact that the majority of the world find many American traditions very tacky......
I recently went online to try to find light-up shoes for me, but I couldn't find them in women's size 9. Rats!
I used to have a pair of light up sneakers, I think they were a large boy's size because I wore a 10 or 11 and they fit. They were LA Gear brand, that should tell you how long ago it was
Seriously?! Kids are kids and need to express who they are. I am not going to MAKE my son wear certain clothing. Does he look neat and tidy? Probably not as much as he could.
I was a 'new wave' kid in my day, unkempt sloppy. Now, that I am older, I present myself differently.
Like I stated before I pick my battles.
All I have to say is your lucky you don't live around here. All the schools around where I live, both public and private, make the children wear uniforms.
I've lived all over the place, even Redneckistan, and I've never actually seen with my own eyes Co-Cola in a baby bottle.
I do have a friend whose great grandfather was a Pediatrician, and very much a Southern gentleman, definitely not tacky. He was well known to write prescriptions with the addendum of medication to be taken with a half a glass of flat Co-Cola.
Silly thread, the definitions of tacky or classy are entirely dependent on the views of each individual. And lets not get into the fact that the majority of the world find many American traditions very tacky......
I live in Northern NJ it's not uncommon to peak in a stroller and see a toddler with a filthy face and a color bottle. Whether it be soda, fruit flavored drinks, ect.
I live in Northern NJ it's not uncommon to peak in a stroller and see a toddler with a filthy face and a color bottle. Whether it be soda, fruit flavored drinks, ect.
I live in NJ as well. I have never seen soda in a bottle.
Do you live in Northern NJ? Also, it's usually the young moms.
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