That’s it. My kids are forever doomed to wearing sneakers. Bloody hell they are expensive! A hundred dollars for a pair of black lace ups. Yes I know they are good quality. Yes I know they will last (at least until they grow out of them). No I’m not prepared to pay $100 when I know they will not wear them unless forced and perhaps not even then.

Sure they don’t have to wear them yet but I thought they might be a good idea especially for Miss I who needs some for girl’s brigade. I’m certainly not buying them for one night a week when it will be a fight to get her to wear them. They will simply have to “get over it”.

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When my kids are forced by the school to wear black lace-ups I will brace myself and buy them. Until then they are doomed to cheap footwear… and possibly a lifetime of damaged feet. Yes I am a mother. I feel guilt. I will simply have to “get over it”.