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Go back? I talk myself through the reasons why it's a bad idea on an almost daily basis.
But that's a different thread.
But that's a different thread.
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I have two DDs that wear the same size. They have fourteen leos that they share, and one each they don't share- DD1 has her team leo, and DD2 has her special "minion" leo we bought her for getting her pullover after a year and a half. They had two total before I discovered a particular eBay store that sold new ones for $10-14. Then I kinda went nuts. Lol
While we are on the leotards topic...does anyone know some good reasons to convince parents that I need more than ONE? And where I can get them relatively inexpensive? And if I get some online, what are the chances that it will actually fit well?
While we are on the leotards topic...does anyone know some good reasons to convince parents that I need more than ONE? And where I can get them relatively inexpensive? And if I get some online, what are the chances that it will actually fit well?[/quote
As the parent, I can tell you that the best way for my daughter to approach me would be calmly, respectfully, and to ASK rather than demand. You could absolutely mention that you don't wear the same underwear every day or even the same jeans. It makes sense to have more than 1 leotard. (Personally I would say at least 1 for each class a week. 3 practices a week = owning at least 3 leotards) Next, find the leotards that you want. Ebay and Etsy are good online places to look for inexpensive leotards. Lastly, LISTEN if they still say No. Ask why (again, be respectful and not whiny). Is it finances? Is it that they don't feel you're committed to the sport? You can't argue against objections if you don't know what those objections really are. (Finances? Offer to sell some of your old clothes to a place like Plato's Closet to pay for the new leos. Not committed? Make a deal with them to give it a real chance for 3 months and see how you're doing. Ask them to come to a practice.)
Good luck.
Parents, here is a trick to getting your DD to wear those leos that stay in the bottom of the drawer. Conveniently forget to wash leos for a week ( or two and ) let her get to the bottom of her stash. She may "discover" a hidden gem or you may discover which ones don't fit and need to be passed along. My sister makes it a habit to do this about once a school semester.
not surprised, they cost a fortune !