thread: Dressing Kids Alike.

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    I don't have a problem with dressing kids the same but its not something I would try to do. I think it come from the fact that I am a fraternal twin and people used to buy me and my brother similar clothes in the boy/girl versions. While that in itself isn't too bad I used to be hated being called "the twins" so in my eyes that just contributed to it. ITMS?

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    Sep 2007
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    I don't get the individuality thing personally. I think they are individuals no matter how they are dressed. They are who they are & nothing will ever change that.
    My girls don't look very similar, but if I buy something & I know they'll both like it, why not just buy it for them both? Just because they are different doesn't mean they don't like the same things.
    I knew identical twins who dressed the same but in different colours & they loved it, lol. They liked confusing people We dress them the same as everyone else for school every single day. Doesn't that take away their individuality as well? (Although I know its more than that, but ykwim?)
    As long as they both like the clothes & are wanting to wear them, by choice, why would it matter. If they hated the idea & refused, fair enough. Nothing will change who they are inside