Wearing Pyjamas To Take Kids To and FROM School!

The only time I've ever been out in my pyjamas when was I was so late I had no choice. And I stayed in the car so noone would see me! It's hard to believe that so many people are doing this that Tescos and schools actually have to make a stand. I think you are right, just laziness.

Hi Janey Not something I could ever do, see I would be afraid that with my bad luck I would be in an accident or something and have to come out of the car. lol I remember a few times running late but not so late where I simply through on some jogging pants and t-shirt and dashed out the door. I know here it is something of a trend for some to wear their pj bottoms as if they were regular clothing. Not something I can do either. I don't like it and while some do, it is not something I personally can. lol

I have lounge outfits that have been mistaken for pj's. I do not sleep in them but if im wearing them at home and happen to need to go out i wear them. Friends have said how they like my pj's. Then i explain that it was my day off and im lounging. I dont use them to sleep.

I have to admit that I have been guilty of this myself. In my defense, though, I was driving my child to school and never got out of the car, so there was no way to tell that I was still in my pajamas. I do not think that I have ever picked my child up from school in pajamas, even though again I would not have had to get out of the car.

Well, I am a retired truck driver and actually see nothing wrong with wearing anything any one wants to any place at any time... Since I worked odd hours, I am comfortable with the fact that others too may do so. People who work 'swing shifts' work four hours in the wee hours and four hours in the late afternoon, so some of those people wearing night wear to pick up or drop off their children at school may trying to utilize their time off work to the best possible advantage. Of course, I have never been one to believe the old saying 'Clothes make the man', or in this case man or woman. Fact is if it's comfy, wear it.

Well I must say that I have done this a few times myself in my Pj's. I personaly don't see anything wrong with it as long as your are covered. My Pj's are the same as sweat cloths or jogging cloths. There for I don't see the differance in it. Now as to walking in to a store or school would be different for I don't do that, but I have seen many do just that over here in the USA. When I wear my Pj's out of the house I will not get out of my car. I have never seen no one go to jail for this , but that does not mean that they have not. Peace!

It doesn't happen much where I live at but there are a few people like that. I've personally had just one experience with a student of mine whose mother would not only come in her pajamas some days....but one particular day, she wore a very light white short T-shirt and no bra ....and it was drizzling a bit that day. In some parts of my state it is common for women to go to the store in their pajamas. I can't stand wearing jammies all day at home even. Of course, maybe once in a while I will but not daily. I do not step out of my home without changing out of my pajamas....not even to my friend next door. My mother-in-law still finds it weird that I do not wear a dressing gown when I am home all day...because that is the daily attire of my sisters-in-law.

nope.we have idiots here purposely wearing PJ's as clothes all day.then you have the droopy draws wearing idiots wearing the PJ's half down their butts,so that's like a double "i don't care what you think" the school's banned the kids from wearing them,but some have threatened to sue over stifling their "freedom of expression". welcome to america 2011,where every idiot can seeming get away with anything if they threaten to sue over it.

Here in my country, it's rare for people to wear pajamas because it's a tropical country and people tend to wear down than wear something that would keep us warm. Anyhow, there are people here who go inside the mall and just take their time doing nothing wearing house clothes. Is that comparable to the parents wearing pajamas? hehehe.. I know of friends who would go to school in their pajamas in college because the dormitory is just within the University and they were late for class! hahahaha.. Does that count as weird as well? I guess as long as you're not naked there would be exceptions. I mean, why should you need to dress up for something that would only last a few minutes anyways? It's not like you're breaking the law for not being properly dressed. I guess as long as you're decent it should be okay. Have a great MyLot experience!

I am afraid that wearing pyjamas to take children to school or to go shopping is simply indicative of how we have let our standards slip in the past 30 years or so. I believe that whilst it does not improve or degrade the action of whatever we are doing, it does say that we have a generally sloppy approach to it. I have seen this topic raised here before and seen people say that in their view it does not matter what you wear. But if there is a line to be drawn what is it and where do we draw it? My view is that it is mostly about self respect - those that feel that it is acceptable to wear nightwear in the street may well have little of that - or a superabundance?

It just seems really weird. I could understand if you're driving them to school and don't get of the car. In this situation, you might not be able to tell, unless you get close to the car. But if you're going walk them to school, and not use a car, then it just seems a little lazy in my opinion. Once is fine, but if the parents are doing it all the time, it does seem kind of a little lazy in my opinion. This is just my personal opinion.

The only times I've left the house in Jammies is when I was young and we had pajama day. When you have a few hundred kids doing it all at once it's funny. Of course we were kids. Now that I'm grown, I'm embarrassed to even take the trash down without getting dressed. The trash guys don't care if I'm in Jammies or dressed as long as they don't have to see naughty bits. That would be really embarrassing for both of us.

Ouch! That maybe ok if the parents didn't get out of his/her car to fetch the kid. But if those parents out of the car in that position. I think this is bad to see some other kids at school that parents wearing a pyjamas

It happens in India many a times and shopkeepers wont care so long as they are paid for their goods. As far as teachers are concerned, they wouldn't be bothered either

hi Janey it has happened here in C alifornia too and it reminds me of an incident in my own life. my best friend Dorothy wanted me to come with her to pick up her sister very early in the morning. I was going to get dressed but Dorothy said" oh come on your robe is covering everything, we will just pick her up, then come back here and go back to b ed since we do not have to be at work til three this afternoon. Soe we went dressed in our night things to the airport. Her sister sort of giggled at our attire but just laughed. We were on the outskirts of Rapid City w hen kerploey her front tire had a blowout. So here we were in our robes and nighties with her car now stopped. We did not have long to wait before a highway patrol car came along. He helped Dorothy to get the spare tire out and change. He just smiled at all of us and would you not know the patrolman asked Dorothy for her phone number. Nothing really came of that as she was already engaged. But we decided we would never do that again. we were both really embarrassed although her sister just laughed at us.But we did not ever do that again. so it happens a lot here in California too. also people here get carried away and will come into a nice restaurant with no shirts on and wearing flip flops and those awful skin tight swimming trunks for the men. so most good restaurants made signs anyone in flipflops and bare chested will not be served here. bikinis and too tight mens swiming gear are not allowed here. and they all stuck to their ru les too.No more bare chested men and ladies in thong bikinis either. they had to put on some sort of dress or some type of coverup. and no speedo swim trunks for the men either. It really worked too as they did put on shirts for the guys and some type of skirt or coverup for the women in their bikinis. When you think about it its really yucky to have to sit down in a restaurant booth and find the seat is damp and sandy from someone who came in in only a bikini and had been lounging on the sand.A lot of people resent the rules but I think they are smart myself. =

My father once took me to school in his pyjamas, and I still remember that day. My mother woke him up like she did every morning, but instead of leaving the bed he fell asleep again. I was ready to leave for school, but my father still didn't show up, and then my mother discovered that he was still sleeping. We had to rush out of the door and my father didn't have time to change his clothes. He is a lawyer, so I guess he went back to change his clothes before he went to work

I used to do that but only to take my younger brother to school, not to pick him back. Besides, I didn't even get down from the car. I even wear sweater to cover up the pyjamas I don't intend to still wear pyjamas when picking him up. It's pretty embarrassing as I need to get him from his class, not in front of the school gate.

The parents wearing pyjamas walked their child to school ,It was rather unsightly.I guess that teachers and children were surely curious to stare at them by then.Parents are children's first teacher.Such parents who didn't care about their appearance,I don't know what would become of the child.

Parents wearing their pajamas out happens where i live too.I don't think anyone gets arrested though, never heard of it happening around here. Most people just don't seem to care. Some people even alow their kids to go out in public and to school in their pajamas. It's crazy.

my mom and dad never walk me to school with their pyjamas. I don't know if there are such a person who will send their child to school with such impolite clothes. If I were the children, I would rather go to school alone.