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I got so accustomed to buying bigger sizes every year that when i went to buy shirts for my husband, i had a moment of "i better get the next size up, so he can grow into it."
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As an adult you can invest in more expensive short run but less expensive long run, one pair of expensive-ish shoes vs 10 to 20 pairs of crappy shoes...
My great-grandfather used to say "we are too poor to buy cheap" and it's surprisingly a very useful advice.
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You know you’re in the thick of it when you don’t even realize there is, indeed, an end in sight 😂
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Tori’s shock at the realization that eventually clothes start to last longer was beautiful
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I love that, my mom was happy to buy me clothes that "She liked" and if I liked them too, win/win - but after a while what I liked and what she liked were so different I just started buying my own clothes with the money I'd get from allowance and eventually my first job. It wasn't until I wanna say 5 years ago she started buying me clothes again for my Birthday... and I'm 40!
(LOL her language of love is gift giving and acts of service)... and even to this day she's still like "Do you like the clothes I get you are they your style??" haha <3 my momma.
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One of the perks of becoming an adult is that clothes last a lot longer. I still have a coat I bought 20 years ago for 60$. The detachable lining has been lost to time., but the outer shell is still keeps me warm and its rain proof. Best 60$ I ever spent
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I love this idea! my parents refused to teach us or allow us access to learn any skills like budgeting. We became adults and they were upset we didn't just have our stuff together and just know what to do. I'll be using this for my kids down the road ❤
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Had to laugh at Tori's expression when she realized that "someday you don't have to replace the whole wardrobe." 😂😂😂
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FINALLY, two of the best moms collaborating 💥💥
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One of the parental benefits of living in a country with school uniforms is that it takes away the stress of school clothes shopping. Over the summer, all the supermarkets and high street shops stock school shoes, uniform basics and P.E. kits.
The blazers can get a little expensive, though, depending on the school.
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If I were younger I would have loved to have you as my mom
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Gloria Vanderbilt jeans were the "must haves" for my oldest. As a single mom of 3, I certainly couldn't afford even one pair. She got a paper route (yes that long ago!) and saved a couple hundred dollars. I told her she could now afford a pair. Her response? "Are you kidding? I'm not spending that much on one pair of jeans!" It was a real eye opener for her. Different priorities when your own effort is invested. 😅
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I set a budget for my daughter when she was pretty young, and one year she wanted some expensive shorts so bad that she ended up without a lot of different outfits. She got to learn that more expensive is fun and nice but less expensive gets more outfits. Her choice
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My girls are now 10 and 19. Of course I haven't bought anything for my oldest in years because she learned budgeting very early. I shop thrift stores, yard sales, and consignment stores frequently. Both kids have inherited my love of discounts and still would rather try a thrift store first before going to Target or mall. My oldest had me "teach" our youth group kids and her high school/ college bound friends this skill too. Some of my FAVORITE times were filling up my car full of tweens/teens (both boys and girls) and head to the thrift store. They learned early how to thrift for basic items to formal wear and still be able to afford new more expensive items like shoes or designer items. I loved watching kids find virtually the exact same t-shirt at the thrift store for $4 and at the mall for $30. It is so empowering for kids to learn how to spend their money wisely.
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My parents got me a nice carhartt jacket freshmen year and I still have it and use it. I'm 33. Spending a little more for true longevity is worth it to teach kids at a young age.
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As a first time mom to an almost 5 year old, going through it with full wardrobe switch outs, I didn't even THINK about the day when she won't have to have all replaced stuff! Love love love this. Y'all's parenting tips are literally the most useful and best tips ever.
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That's a GREAT way to teach multiple lessons to a teenager! Thank you for parenting me, Gwenna (even tho I'm 39, with 3 kids, 2 who are adults now 😭) Why didn't I think of this before?
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This is just the treating mash up ever for me. I love both of them and how they parent their kids. It’s so awesome to see them talking
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The way my mom did it, she'd continue to buy us clothes if we wanted her to. But she usually bought them without us there and from a store similar to Walmart. She loves shopping sales, it gives her a thrill to get the best deal possible, so she'd just randomly come home with whatever she thought we'd like. If we wanted a choice, and from a higher end store, it was on us to use our money from our after school job. It felt pretty seamless, we didn't even really discuss it as a plan, it just felt natural.
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@hiimcrazyfordrwho
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It clicked at some point as an adult that the $300 coat for sale could last me decades
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