Choosing their own clothes?
At what age did you DS or DD start choosing their own clothes. DS has just turned 3 and doesn't care what he wears - I'm not complaining as makes life a hell of a lot easier - but have a number of friends whose kids around the same age dictate what they will and won't wear each day. Doesn't seem to make any difference whether they are boy or girl so curious as to what others are doing at that age?
Choosing their own clothes?
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...And now the fun is really starting because they're also starting to choose what DD3 is going to wear from the nappy out. I'm having to hide some of her clothes that are either not season appropriate, or that she doesn't fit into yet
Sorry Lu but :lol: that's very cute!! DD3 has her own stylists!
My DD only really wanted to choose her own clothes from probably about 3 as well. We start with the weather too - "is it a cold day or a warm day mummy?" and I tell her which one and offer a suggestion like "maybe leggings and a long sleeved top today?" Which she may or may not listen too! And she's mostly happy to let me say "no, that's too cold, find something with longer sleeves" and she'll get changed, which is good.
DS1 doesn't care what I put him in!!
Choosing their own clothes?
Dd is just 2 1/2 and the only control I have over what she wears is what is in the laundry (she won't wear anything that is "wet") everything else is fair game.
And every outfit is finished with a skirt!
Re: Choosing their own clothes?
Ds1 and dd both chose their 1st outfit to buy at about 9mths old *sigh* and that was a bad sign. Ds1 has always been picky about his clothes but at 6 he can dress himself. Dd at 17mths can't articulate why she wants something but can be persuaded to change sometimes. Ds2 has his likes but doesn't really care what he wears. I put away clothes that are too big/small or out of season.
Choosing their own clothes?
My 6 and 4 year old boys don't care. If I say they have to choose, they stay in their pyjamas or grab the first thing in the drawer.
Both can dress themselves but they aren't interested.