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OP, you were very nicely restrained in your meeting with DDs teacher. I would have had her a$$. How dare anyone make a demand like she did!
I find it disturbing that our developing girls are being looked at and considered a potential sexual problem. A bra will not turn our children into socially appropriate women.
The problem will lie with how we deal with young boys reactions to the female body. Teaching THEM respect is the issue.
My 10y/o dd is not allowed to were belly shirts or any other (what I consider to be) provocative clothing, but she will NEVER be asked to wear a bra. I do buy them for her, but she certainly does not have to wear them. I do not find unrestrained breasts to be anyones business but the bearers.
It is appropriate to cover your breasts(when there is not a baby attached) what they are covered with is a personal choice. No bra necessary.
The first boy (or girl) who bothers my child about her breasts will be called on his/her inappropriate behavior.
BTW, I wear a bra.............by choice.
OP, you were very nicely restrained in your meeting with DDs teacher. I would have had her a$$. How dare anyone make a demand like she did!
I find it disturbing that our developing girls are being looked at and considered a potential sexual problem. A bra will not turn our children into socially appropriate women.
The problem will lie with how we deal with young boys reactions to the female body. Teaching THEM respect is the issue.
My 10y/o dd is not allowed to were belly shirts or any other (what I consider to be) provocative clothing, but she will NEVER be asked to wear a bra. I do buy them for her, but she certainly does not have to wear them. I do not find unrestrained breasts to be anyones business but the bearers.
It is appropriate to cover your breasts(when there is not a baby attached) what they are covered with is a personal choice. No bra necessary.
The first boy (or girl) who bothers my child about her breasts will be called on his/her inappropriate behavior.
BTW, I wear a bra.............by choice.





I would no sooner require my dd to wear a bra than a corset. Just because many people wear bras, does not make it the right thing to do for everyone. And yes, so what if her nipples show? Depending on how you're made, a bra won't hide that. How about requiring boys and men to wear cups because you can make our their penis though their pants... not that I look
I wish we could get to a point where as a whole we recognize the beauty of our bodies, both men and women, with no shame of the shapes and curves that cover us. We're all beautiful (you too pandora
) Maybe the teacher needs to be reminded she might be overstepping her boundies, however good intention or not unless she wouldn't mind you telling her how to dress.


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