My granddaughter hates bundling up

I am so glad that others feel the same as I did when I read this post, much earlier. My first thought was "shoezone"

At least she was wearing warm boots and not Vans Auntieflo!

The uniform was underneath the onesie trisher

Compare style, syntax and spelling with shoezone poster. Very different!
However this could still be a wind up (or a genuine question from a gran in Alaska!)

Would they be Transit Vans Jalima?

Minus 19C at the moment there mcem - you may be right!!
Or Siberia?

I would stay indoors Deanna111

Actually, the style of the OP sounds American so Alaska could be right.

Approx 10 hrs and no further word from OP
Fair enough mcem I confess I'm no expert

Be interesting to know how much this lot cost and where they bought it.

Whoops Deanna111 you've been sussed. No grannies on here would dress their GC like that. Get off your tablet, out of your smelly bedroom and get a life.

Do they make fur lined plimsoles do you think?

Surely a Gran in Norway, Siberia or Alaska would know exactly how to make sure their GC were warm and weatherproof. Oddly there's no mention of the DGD's age in the OP. 5 or 15?

What about daps? I never knew what they were but Shoezone seemed to supply them.

Blimey we have a job getting a coat on my grandkids
I too think this is a wind up sounding very like the school uniform lists except this one sounds American ‘school uniform ‘ poster didn’t
Methinks the original poster won’t be back with any more info the child has probably disappeared under the duvet coat

As happens so often, OP writes something that has us boggling and looking for elucidation but never comes back with further information.

All the talk about private schools suggests UK. The clothing list, snow pants sounds North American.

Its either a wind-up or an obsessive.

I thought that there were private schools in America and state schools are called public schools.

However, I am not sure about the State of Alaska

willsmadnan

I found the story line somewhat familiar.

Oymyakon, Russia, is the coldest place on earth today at -50 so you'd probably need the amount of clothing OP is making her granddaughter wear. But if the poster is posting from Russia, would her granddaughter be attending a private school?

я не знаю

Niether do I Jalima!

-2 here on Friday and GD danced out of school in a short sleeved shirt dragging her jacket on the ground,cardigan in her bag.When I asked why she wasn't wearing it I was told ,its NOT winter granny ...only autumn.

Yesterday, I saw a child coming out of school, taking her warm winter jacket off, handing to her mum and then skipping down the road in a thin short-sleeved Tshirt and clearly no extra layers underneath.

The temperature was about 5 degrees with a biting wind.

I hate being bundled up. I wear as little clothing as possible ....depending on where I am and who is with me . I can't stand my coat being fastened and it has to be absolutely freezing before I even consider gloves.

I'm bundled up, vest,thick tights, wool trousers, cashmere jumper and cardigan topped off by long wool coat and warm boots! Only just above freezing here.