Should Children Wear Designer Clothes?
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Adrienne Houghton, Jeannie Mai, Loni Love and Tamera Mowry-Housley share their thoughts on children wearing designer clothes. Do you think parents should buy designer clothes for kids?
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It's more about the parent's image than the kids. Kids are too young to know what designer is and cost. And, they can look just as good with an outfit from Baby Gap for a fraction of the cost.
Tiara Brown so true! Learn your kids about manners before designers!
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Absolutely, leave children out of all of this, and allow them to decide for themselves what they want to wear!
Tiara Brown Well you cane make that judgment for all children because some children are more mature than others. It also depends on the age of the child. For example, I’m not buying my 4 year old Gucci slides like its ridiculous. I have noticed that some children do wear Ray-bans and that’s a rather expensive pair of glasses but that’s different because eyewear is expensive anyway. But at a certain age like 13 I think is the age where you should start introducing you kid to some designer things, not everything in a kids closet needs to be designer because that’s ridiculous. Finally, it really depends on how mature the child is because some children are more civilized than others. Some don’t run around on the playground, some like old school music, some like museums and I feel like those type of children would be better suited for designer pieces because you’ll know that for the most part nothing is going to happen to the stuff you spend money on. But my whole point was to not include all kids as messy and or destructive.
Ryan Anderson I’m a kid, wear mostly designer and I certainly don’t care for museums because we’re just not interested 😂 also, introducing designer to kids is also risky, now I only wear designer cuz we so hooked on the brands and the obsession of having expensive good quality pieces. I think all you need is respect for what you have, cuz trust me, no kid will ask to go to a museum with boring paintings. Also, true, ur correct on being civilized. You need to be civil and have a understanding of items
You can dress your kids with a beautiful outfit or style from cheap stores or usd clothing stores. Style doesnt have to be expensive
Thank you!!!! Especially these days when even designer things have dropped their quality... and people are so dumb to continue paying for the high price tags, even though they have no clue how much the quality has dropped...
Well said
Same material just with a different label
My kids are grown now. I never spent money on designer clothes or followed the trend. They grow SO fast. I would always look for sales at Children’s Place or Justice. But, Target had the best durable leggings, babydoll tops, skirts and dresses. I did however buy good quality shoes and sneakers. Not going to have their feet hurting or get jacked in cheap shoes.🙂😉
I totally agree.
Agree 100%!
Growing up, my parents weren't into buying my siblings and I brand name clothing even though they could afford it, because they would rather spend the money for college. I think buying good quality shoes are essential for comfort and wearing them for a long period of time. For example, buying the sneakers and shoes from Payless were not the greatest investment for your money where they will last up to 2-3 months before they are worn out or have holes in them. As an adult, the clothing brands that you wear will not be as important to the quality of the materials and cost per wear. I tend to shop for my clothes at Target, Tj maxx, outlet stores, Express, Loft, and other stores that will have good deals on clothes, shoes, and accessories.
sweetcupcake408 That’s awesome.🙌Those are all great stores too! Plus Marshall’s. I love fall clothes, it’s easier. A tunic sweater, leggings, uggs or suede booties, infinity scarf and short trench coat.🧣🧥👜
tinaloveseddie I do like brand names and designer labels where I will buy it if it’s on sale. In terms of clothing I care more about quality and the colorful fun designs rather than the actual labels on the clothes. Also, when you buy things from the store you also have to consider cost per wear in order to make it worth spending money on these items. Personally, I could live without spending hundreds or even thousands $$$$ on high end designer shoes where I could spend the same amount of money on multiple outfits, accessories, and shoes to add to my closet. Last year, I bought myself a 2017 13.3 inch MacBook Air which was expensive, but it was worth every penny to invest in buying the laptop where I do use it very often.
Can someone else at the table become a mom 😫😫 we need more than one parental perspective!!
Queen C I’m down!!
Queen C but one Tamera mom advise is much better than almost 80 mom talk, when Tamara was there couldn't hear anything advisable about mom only adoring his logon which is ok.
I agree. A more experienced mom please. New mom advice is different from experienced mom advice I’m sorry lol.
It would have been interesting to hear Tamar's perspective on this topic.
Tamera's son is only a couple of years older then Logan so....
Adrienne is next
It’s just clothes, as long as it age appropriate. But I see what they’re saying why children shouldn’t wear designer clothes because its expensive and they ruin it.
I think it also goes beyond the child destroying the clothing: depending on the child, in the long run, it can cause damage to the child mentality. Why waste money even if you got it. This should not be our mentality. It would hurt me to know that there are starving kids in the United States and I decided to buy a three hundred dollar outfit for my child because I got money.
Anne Scott They re saying it's a waste, because kids just destroy it anyway
Anne Scott I'm trying to find the correlation between that and my comment
Yes, am pretty sure that in my lifetime I have waste money but not the kind of money they are talking about. The point of my statement was utilizing your money wisely. It's really hard to understand my statement because of how society has brainwashed us to think that its ok to spend thousands of dollars. Sometimes our own personal choices comes back to hunt us.
maine williams so u work a decade to get where u r and then I should feel bad for a homeless dropout. Hell no
@ the ace family who continuously waste thousands of dollars on all designer clothing and accessories for their two year old
N R well they can afford to do this with the scams they run 😂
What scams?
KarinaMontelongo the “charity events”
Jesse Orlando austin is going to fly to africa soon for the charity thing they talked about!!
i think if they can afford it why not? as long as theyre not bragging about it noone cares.. they never flex showing elles outfits and stuff so why not? also, they often buy clothing from target or other shops for their children its not only designer
My son gone wear whatever clothes I buy him whether it's Gucci or coogi
darius jeter u mad sis?? He probably ain even got a savings or money that’s put aside for his tuition but u wana. Buy him Gucci..by the way coogi isn’t in style
Uuggh uggh hold on lol yes coogi is always in style
Burberry or Blueberry
Melaine Bullock no it’s not💀 that’s why everyone says Gucci down to the socks instead of coogi they don’t know what that is
R R coogi sweaters on resale go for $$$$$ because of Biggie and his influence
Damn I thought they were talking about kids from the ages 9-14 not toddlers lmao
Yung activist even then still no , make sure they look good but it doesn’t have to be high end designers . Kids grow so much it doesn’t make sense to spend thousands of dollars on clothes that your kid will only get 1 or 2 wears out of before they starting growing again
Yung activist still y do kids 9-14 need to wear those clothing items..
Uuggh uggh too look good are ton of kids ages 9-14 wearing expensive clothes it's the culture lol
Yung activist Me too lmaoo
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Children don’t even care about what they’re wearing unless it’s something with their favorite character on it. All kids care about is playing and what they can get in to that they’re not suppose to be in. Lol
All I wore as a kid was Payless and Sears back in the day.
Sparks Wolverine Armstrong And Walmart! Lol, I was lucky if I fit to shop at JcPenny!
If their parent can afford designer clothes and wish to buy them for their kids. BOOM!
Let's not try to tell folks what to do with their money or their kids. Im pretty sure that parents know that kids are messy and run around and stuff.
they weren't telling people how to parent, they were speaking personally , and speaking sense at that
I said what I said. 😂
when you know you're wrong and have no comeback 😂✌🏿
chris s 😂 let me guess it's your opinion that I'm wrong, right? I stand by what I said, they said what they believe other people should do with their money and how they should dress their kids; which was not "it's a person's choice what they do with their kid and their money." The question was not "Would I buy my kids designer clothing" I don't believe in forcing my opinion on others. Let people raise their kids the way they want to and spend their money how they want.
They were speaking sense to you. Not me, don't force your ways on me either. I chose not to respond because I didn't want to, but here you are forming another opinion. Well done 👏👏👏😂😂😂😂✌
Nicole Sakwe everyone has opinions on other people. They never tried to force anything on anyone, just talked about what they thought of the topic. We all have opinions and it’s silly to expect us to not have them concerning other people. It’s s talk show, they’re gonna talk. If you don’t agree with them then cool but there’s nothing wrong with them giving their personal opinions on other people’s actions.
I have a little brother and he cannot even keep his slippers together for more than 3 days, so I don’t trust him with any expensive items
If you have the money... do what you want. It's different whe you're doing some shady for them or spending life savings to make a child look good for your own sake. Kids grow, they get dirty its not really worth it for working class. But if you only buy those designer items then what difference would it make? As long as they're comfortable and age appropriate.
Exactly but "spending life savings to make a child look good for your own sake." that's literally what it is though so no, not different. My girls are wearing nice inexpensive good quality clothes and the money is going to saving for their education. They do NOT need gucci and balenciaga and whateverthehell for a few months, they need a good education (which also happens to help all and the planet too) that will last them a lifetime and more.
I agree with you all about the topic. I was born in July of 1994 and back then, things were still pretty old fashion and clothes were just a regular staple item. But growing up, my parents never spoiled me or bought me any designer clothes. I vividly remember my childhood wardrobe consisted of mainly Gap Kids clothes because I was a skinny little thing and their jeans were the only ones with an adjustable waist band. But long story short, I am now 24, newly graduated from college and I understand the value of a dollar and the value of money and where it comes from. My parents were able to give me everything I needed and it didn't need them spoiling me ever. I think that often times, parents these days forget how quickly kids grow out of clothes and how quickly clothes can get ruined. But parents should start their kids young with valuable lessons because if they do not, kids will grow up with no knowledge or tools to make it into the harsh real world.
I think it depends on the parents finances. But IMO, i wont bother with designer clothes for my kids. I’ll day invest in good quality baby accessories like strollers, carseat.. etc instead of clothing.
I’ll say**
If the parent can afford it who really cares
Lady chaos do a live chat
EXACTLY
Even if you can afford it would still be a waste.
Denasia Mixson agreed in terms of cost per wear it’s not worth it to splurge on your kids since they are unaware of how expensive their clothes are where Tamera makes a good point about kids will be playing, exploring, and their hands do get messy. I think Designer brands are investment items if you plan on using it very often to get your money’s worth.
Denasia Mixson that’s the parents’ problem
I think you should wait til they’re more consistent in sizes, if you are gonna go name brands do Nike, Jordan etc but not designer...
D Alexandria that's what I put on my son
I agree. My teenager asked for a designer accessory for Christmas last year. My response was no but his dad disagreed and we ended up purchasing. At the end, I don't want people to stereotype my kid because of what he/she wears.
Adrienne shut up real quick cuz she loooooves labels. Which is fine cuz she can afford it now but she always acts like she's not into brands
Sabrina Z
She asked immediately what tamera thought in order to balance her facial expressions. What a phony.
@@giulia2098 hahahahaha when she made that face I was wtffff
I think it’s up to every parent to decide how to dress their children. I know damn well I wouldn’t buy my kids designer clothes because I don’t want to raise spoiled children in the future who will not want to wear clothes that isn’t designer. I know a lot of people who grew up with expensive clothing and now only expect to get expensive shoes & clothes all the time.
Gosh Tamera looks beautiful. Her natural hair suits her so much. Her personality is a cherry on top
Not only will they mess it up
The thing is we live in times now where kids are spoiled and ungrateful
They get these expensive things and then they'll start expecting it and thinking that they should always have it then they go off to school and they'll tend to pick on other children because they're wearing more expensive clothing than the other kids and they'll get this arrogant attitude and all of that
So no it's not a good idea
I agree. Also I see no point in buying designer clothes. In my personal opinion I feel like people do it for their reputation or image, but kids don't need designer clothes.
stevie bana Exactly. Also, little kids grow FAST. It's a waste of money too.
Yes! Excellent point!!!
*PREACH*
my friend oldest kid is like that .. all because mom dressed with name brand stuff cause she didnt have that growin up
ididnt either but im sure as heck not wasting $50 shoes so can wear them for a day or two then get distroyed ..when u can get them for $20 n last you LoOngeeer
but NOW my friend is bitting her tounge in Regret .. .
Couldn't agree more.
I have routinely spent hundred of dollars on clothing items for my infant that she only wears a handful of times. I agree that 'designer' clothing is silly however the items that I have purchased are all to do with cold weather. Patagonia and Canada Goose is worth it when you are camping and you know your kid is warm. We also know that these will be hand me downs for future kids and once we are done we can sell them. The $300 Canada goose, for example, can be re-sold for close to $200. You cant really sell the low quality clothing so the difference in pricing after all is said and done is very minimal. The other trick is to buy used high end clothing online since again they probably have only used it a couple times. If you re-sell these items and keep them in good condition you can often come close to breaking even since they are easy to sell.
I'm 13,I really wanted my mom to buy me a Nike,supreme t shirt shirt now I just realised what they mean,and I think I should be thankful for what I have now
I hope parents like Tamera donate their children’s clothes to parents who can’t afford them. I remember my mom finding a huge bag of baby clothes for my little sister on a sidewalk, and it helped us so much at the time.
No. I as a parent wouldn't dare do such a thing. My son is a tough kind of child, this clothes are destroyed because kids will be kids, they don't understand the value of things. I stick to Carter's, old navy (sometimes), mostly children's place (for clothing), burlington has some really nice stuff, I use to be in love with gymboree but that love has faded. Lol. I try to be cost effective when it pertains to his clothing because in the blink of an eye, he outgrows clothing a shoes. However, with shoes I'm a huge Clarks fan, so he gets his desert Clarks or walabees but they are normally on sale and I have coupons. Lol.
I am a little nervous shareing my view on the video but here it goes. Ok so if the kid is alittle older like maybe 10 or 11 or whenever they get allowance or something, they could save up the money for what designer piece they want to wear or have. Saveing up teaches good budgeting skills and other great skills thet will need later in life. On another end of it, if its like toys or a video game or stuff like that its beneficial to save up for that too if they want it. Not all the time though cause its good to reward ur kids for good things they accomplish or get them gifts on holidays and such. I dont have kids & i dont plan on haveing any. I am just shareing my view. Have a great day & dont forget to be kind to one another.
My children will not be wearing designer clothes because as she said “kids will be kids” so I’m going to wait until they’re old enough to appreciate the value of the clothes.
tbh me as a 17 year old. seeing my future son... id style my lil boi up
Designer clothes?! That was unheard of when I grew up. The only stores I knew where Target, Walmart, Gap, Sears, and JcPenny. I was lucky if I got to shop at Limited Too!
As long as it’s appropriate and the child likes wearing it, the parent should be allowed to use as much money as they want because it is their money and their child...they just can’t complain when the clothes are ruined
I mean if mom is rocking a Gucci shirt with matching Gucci pants, Adidas, and a Fendi purse why shouldn't the child? If they got the money, let them spend it. Sometimes designers even pay parents to have their kids wear their designs and post pictures on Instagram.
Well the “kardashians/Jenner” begs to differ.
Molika Men-Thlang Because they’re materialistic, superficial, narcissistic and lacking common sense.
😂😂😂😂😂 ikr
I'm fifteen and I was gifted a Chanel purse! I don't take it for granted. I take care of it. my parents did not buy it for me lol someone else did but I love it. but I'm 15 not 5 lol. I value it and know its worth.
if they can and want yes
You can get them a more expensive outfit for a special occasion, but it the day to day, no. It is not necessary! They grow so fast! I remember I had second hand clothes to. I still do!
I'd love to meet Mr. and Mrs. Mowry, their twins and I have no doubt that it's all their children were raised right. Thumbs up! These girls are humble.......
Me and my mom was just talking about this the other day. People spend so much money on their kids clothes and shoes knowing that kids will be kids. Kids are going to play and get dirty. Don't put you child in some name brand clothes and expect for them to sit their and look cute. It's not happening. Not only that, but kids grow none stop. So it would be a waste of money to buy all these name brand clothes and they'll only wear it for maybe a few months because kids grow like weeds. I feel like people in the hood do it to brag, knowing that most of them don't even have the money for that mess but still buy it. If you have Oprah, Beyonce and Kim Kardashian money then hey, do you. But if you don't have the money like that, please stick to what you can afford because I don't want to hear about you owing rent money or light bill money the next week.
I love Jeanie’s perspective of it about valuing money !
You never know if you're going to fall on hard times. I think it's better to save that money and invest for your child, than to upkeep an image. A child would probably value more from a savings account when they're 18 than designer clothes. They don't understand the concept anyways.
This shouldn’t be a topic of conversation... it’s honestly nobodies business but their parents
I would, if I can afford to have my little girl in a really fancy designer dress, maybe for a special occasion... totally... my kid is worth it.
I'm reminded of an episode on the Cosby show years ago. Theo went shopping with Claire. She bought him a designer shirt that was almost $100.00. Cliff said something like, "No kid your age should be buying designer shirts this expensive, unless he's on stage with his four brothers!" L💘VED that message.
I agree with Tamera, I have always said the same thing kids are too young to be having name brand clothing, an along with electronic games an etc. The appreciation for the value of money, an the item isn't instilled yet. I would want until they can take care of them properly. Sometimes it's the Parents trying to live life through the kids to buy all of the materialistic things.
Children should wear whatever their parent decides they should wear. ( or guardian)
I personally see nothing wrong in buying ur kids designer after all it’s not our money nor is it our kids And it is THEIR kids the can dress them up anyway they want to
I'm 25, and growing up my mom brought us what her money could afford. She shopped for us at Walmart, Value City, Goodwill, Garage sales, etc. Every now an then she would buy us a nice pear of sneakers from the sneaker store and let us pick out what we wanted as long as they were on sale. But growing up me and my sister wore uniform most of our lives anyway, so it didn't really matter because we had to wear black dress shoes. Kids don't really care about that type of stuff until they become 12/13.
Being a single mom, what I’ve found out over the years is that designer/name brand clothes do last longer. With that being said I definitely shop at the mall for my children’s clothes but they always have deals/ sales so I try to stay in that section.
yes but this is about designer clothes not name brand.
It’s a lot for the aesthetic for some, too, I feel. Kids obviously are humans and not dolls, but the expensive stuff is really for their parents. All kids need are some tennis shoes and comfy clothes to play in. I’m not against buying a kid an expensive item here and there. Just depends. Not a mom lol
target is the way to go fs
As a kid, Roxy/Quicksilver, billabong, ripcurl and Lizzy/Lizzard (A popular South African surfer brand similar to Roxy/Quicksilver) was considered designer for us. Anyone who was everyone had their backpacks, their swimsuits, their pencil cases (etc). Oh, how times have changed.
yess, and hello fellow saffan, but honestly hey...
have a good day!
My momma been dressing me in designer stuff from when I was born because we’ve always been a well off family, it’s not showing off my mom just likes to shop and that’s what she wants to do, if you can’t that’s fine and if you can do what you want !!! Everyone is so judgemental these days
Ima teach my kids how my mom taught me you want designer you better work for it. Even if I could afford to buy my child designer (which I can’t) I worked hard for that no hand outs I will teach my child to work just as hard!
Growing up in Hawaii, brands like roxy/quiksilver/Hurley/billabong were soo in and hip that a single shirt cost $20 and now, having kids of my own, any brand named clothing are either giving or bought by other people.. kids grow out of their clothes soo fast and lucky for me, I have all boys so clothes get passed down. The most expensive clothes i ever got for my boys were from Ross, other than that, its Walmart or Target for me!
Maria Catherine Lopez yes! Lol! As a kid, roxy and Lizzy (A popular South African brand similar to roxy) was considered designer for us.
My parents RARELY bought me designer clothes. When they did, they were usually on sale, like the third or fourth markdowns. My mother would comb the newspapers copiously to look for sales for whatever we needed.
Tameras shoes are bomb
Yea my mom didn’t spend a lot of money on clothes for me or my siblings. Most of my clothes I got from my older cousin that she couldn’t wear anymore
Maybe specify which age a kid is a ´´kid´´ for you
Not to mention kids grow so fast and will not get wear out of those designer clothes. They can’t wear last summers clothes this summer..unlike us adults. We can wear the same stuff for years unless of course we gain/loose weight, move to different client or change our style.
If the parents can afford it they can Its not anyone's else businesses
I guess it's for a different type of person, plus they are preppy then for their adult life as this is what they would wear.
It's honestly a waste of money but if you want to do it do it. The only time i buy my daughter something expensive is on special occasions and wearing it once and will be going back to store after i take it to the dry cleaners.
I've seen people who dress their selves and kids with designer clothes, but have $0 in their bank account and end up asking family members for money to get by and never pay back.
I love Tamera! I always agree with her! She is a great wife and mother
Jeanie looks so happy ❤
They've had kids collections forever. Dubai had endless amounts of designer children's stores and a lot of emirati women were shopping there
Ultimately it’s up to the parent.
I knew an 11 year old who had a LV bag, but she also took the bus alone so it just made no sense to me. What if she got robbed? Plus it just raises them to have no respect for things whether they’re expensive or not so
Moms and dads, go to Marshall to get the beautiful clothes for ur children. The price is out of this world and the clothes are bomb.
I agree with Tamera💕
I don’t think I would dress my kids in things like that because they grow out of things so fast, but I believe that people should dress their child the way they choose. If you have the money and you want to buy expensive clothes for your kids, go ahead. That’s your child. You do whatever you want for your child and don’t worry about other people.
I live at target in how much clothes I buy my son. Lol kids are kids and they can look good wearing target, old navy, baby gap just as good as expensive clothes. It doesn’t make your kid any less than any other kid. I think parents worry about image too much.
As long as you raise your kid to stay humble and they appreciate Barney clothes and designer clothes, do what you want.
I miss Tamar on the real she made the real fun and she brought the ratchetness, I really miss that
I agree with Tamera and jeannie
Childrens clothes that are designer are usually more affordable than from the adult's sections. If you do buy designer clothes for your children, if they are really young, you're not buying it for them you're buying it for your own benefit. If the children are older you are conditioning or influencing them in a particular way and it all depends on how you do it. Designer comes with designer price tags for a reason but don't forget the outlets or sales y'all.
I totally agree with Tam, kids will be kids. Personally I wouldn’t buy my kids expensive clothes because they will ruin it, so I would just stick to target. But also no shame for those who do buy their kids expensive clothing, if you can afford it then that’s great, you deserve it.
If you’re not old enough to be in high school, you should not be wearing designer clothes.
Babies and kids are way too young. They outgrow things within months. As a teen, some stay the same size. Things such as shoes can be name brand.
Sure they can...
It is only really sad when it is a regular basis...because growth in play is halted....
Unless the parent realizes and is ok that it will only be a lovely status for 5 minutes
Lol
I remember when people in high school wore Gap thinking it was designer clothes
But it makes no sense because they're growing so it won't last very long for example buying your 2 year old Jordan shoes they won't last very long so its a waste of money in my opinion but I do agree with Tamera on the special occasions idea
If you want to put your kid in designer that’s you if not, then don’t! Honestly if you don’t mind having a 4moms bouncer and stoke stoller! Obviously your kid probably going to have some designer pieces in their wardrobe
This reminds me of CJ So Cool. He buys his kids so many named brand clothes it's crazy. They just came off of tour and they are already about to buy more clothes for their back to school shopping. If you know what I know they'd still be wearing those clothes that are still basically new from tour. Ijs.
I just don’t think so. They should be able to play without worrying about messing up these clothes
I agree there are no designer clothes for children.
Number one they grow out of clothing to quick.
Pro tip: Save that money and put it into a college fund.
Good day
I’m sorry my son is just too dirty! I did start out with some things like Jordan’s and such till he ruined them on the FIRST day and after that I said forget it. Maybe when he starts to care but for a 6 year old the mud is just more important . I’ve always hit the thrift stores where you can find brand names gently used... I remember finding a 80$ Adidas pants for 5$
Come thru Lonnie with the Stacy Adams! We had that Karl Kani and Pelle Pelle in the D too.
Stacy Adams makes women's shoes ?
I never purchased designers for my kids because they will mess it up. Also, you are sending the wrong message to your children because as they get older they will expect you to always buy designers. They need to learn and appreciate and that you got to work for what you need and want.
I think if you have it and you just like those brands, go ahead. If your children go to a good school, your home and cars are paid, and y'all have everything you need then hey. It's your money but make sure that your children understand the value of a dollar, and that you're not restricting them from normal things just so they won't get the expensive clothes dirty. If you're putting them in $300 jeans all the time, those jeans will get dirty unless you're restricting their outdoor kiddish activities. It would be a waste for me personally, but I can't tell others how to spend their money when their kids are fed, clothed, and cared for. I'll take Once Upon A Child 10 for $10 and Marshall's clearance any day. They spit up, poop, get messy sometimes, and grow like weeds. Going out clothes will probably still be on sale- especially if they're name brand, but they will always have clean and comfortable things to wear. The way I see it, it's just more money to go toward necessities and wants that are more important to us and them. I'll put the money toward school funds, inheritance, savings, and family vacations. It's basically what's important or liked by your family.
When I was a kid growing up in watts&compton, we used to get cheap 10$ sneakers and used shoes from thrift stores/swapmeets😳
Some people will never step foot into a Target or mall so it makes sense that their kids don't wear that stuff too. Look at people like Beyonce. That tax bracket is true for many people who aren't famous. They stick to luxury brands and baby spit up on Balmain doesn't bother them. But people who do frequent Target and shop clearance, getting designer clothing for your baby is just ridiculous. But it ain't my money.
The age kids should start wearing anything designer is when they can afford to pay for it themselves. I don’t understand why rich people or people who try to afford it waste all that money on kids clothes they grow fast & it will just end up at goodwill at the end of the day. Why not use all that money on a great family vacation or kids college fund make memories together not spend on useless junk in the closet.
Carters is Rashada's store
Not my kid, not my money, not my business. *Off to pay my mortgage*
Even if the kids don’t dirty their clothes, they’ll grow out of them in a heartbeat. Don’t be wasting money.
My daughter is 10years and she only wear designer shoes.... And Zara cloths if you can afford it go for it..
Lol designers make kids clothing lines that’s what the hell they’re there for, people with actually money should do that
lol when I was a kid I wore my socks as T-shirts 😂😂
People say that kids who wears gucci are spoiled. Also, people say that if you wear cheap, your broke. SMH
As long as they don't ruin it than they can wear it and age appropriate as well