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Clothes

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Does anyone's child have a problem with clothes? My son has to have all tags cut out of pants and clothers , he don't like his socks on , and has started saying his coat hurts him and wants to not wear it , I keep catching him taking his trousers off saying either there too big or hurt , won't wear certain jumpers , he has only took his sock off once at nursery but at home he constantly doing it 

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  • I was that child! Vividly remember too-tight coats, horrid sock seams, scratchy labels, itchy tights with the crutch wriggled down to my knees, sweaty fabrics, and [horror of horrors] nylon sheets. 

    Haven't changed much. Have learned there is no point shopping in cheapo high street shops. Find lots of bargains online and places like TK Maxx though, for similar price. 

    On the positive side, I can usually tell without trying something on whether it is going to fit and/or be comfortable, and can whiz round clothes shops faster than most blokes!

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  • I was that child! Vividly remember too-tight coats, horrid sock seams, scratchy labels, itchy tights with the crutch wriggled down to my knees, sweaty fabrics, and [horror of horrors] nylon sheets. 

    Haven't changed much. Have learned there is no point shopping in cheapo high street shops. Find lots of bargains online and places like TK Maxx though, for similar price. 

    On the positive side, I can usually tell without trying something on whether it is going to fit and/or be comfortable, and can whiz round clothes shops faster than most blokes!

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