notanan2
I agree with you on banning toys. Where I draw the line is people saying "oh, you can't bring in THAT brand of backpack/lunchkit/whatever because someone might feel bad". I'm sorry but I'm not responsible for someone else's feelings. My kid knows she is to treat others with respect. I do draw the line at designer clothes simply because I don't believe in paying extra for a name, but I would never tell other parents they can't buy those things for their children. (Obviously at school in the UK they would have uniforms and I do support that.) Next they will be saying we all have to buy the same brand of lunch treats and bread because someone could get upset. Children need to be taught to be grateful for what they have and not to make fun of those who have less.
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