Good point. Many hunters wear nylons to help them stay warm. My BIL is a hunter, and he and his hunting buddies swear by them. He layers nylons, long underwear, UnderArmour and this hunting jackets and such. Very effective against the cold.
we have photos, it was very cute. My boys used to wear mommys formal dresses as superman capes 
ROFL, this reminds me of an ad they’ve been showing on Australian TV.Be thankful it’s only pantyhose! I remember my sister telling a story her friend told her - my sister’s friend had two boys. One day (they were about 9 or 10 years old) she left them home while she went to the store.
In those days (more than 40 years ago) sanitary pads had loops at each end so you could hook them onto a type of belt. The boys took their mother being out of the house as an opportunity to explore her bedroom dresser and, of course, found a package of pads. They had no clue what they were, but, with their excellent imaginations, quickly decided that these things would make good masks for a game.
Imagine my sister’s friend’s horror when she returned from the store to find her sons playing in the street each with their toy guns and a sanitary pad across his face, with the loops around their ears!!
Pantyhose! No big deal!! A child’s imagination will suggest many uses for our everyday things that would never occur to us, and they will also lose interest in these items, sooner or later, without any harm to them.
ok, but…take them out of the wastebasket ??Nylons are so fun for little kids though, and when you’re young and garments are oversized, well, that just adds to the novelty!!
My little girl used to wear daddy’s shirts and boots
Children do silly fun things, its normal!
Children operate on the “other people’s trash is my treasure” mode. It probably makes them MORE enticing.
ROFL! I can remember as a small child that one of my favorite excursions was to a junkyard. I couldn’t understand why people would throw out such , to my mind, “good stuff.” I was not allowed, however, allowed to bring any of it home.
why not simply cut them up with scissors ? i guess that should solve the problem !
LOLBe thankful it’s only pantyhose! I remember my sister telling a story her friend told her - my sister’s friend had two boys. One day (they were about 9 or 10 years old) she left them home while she went to the store.
In those days (more than 40 years ago) sanitary pads had loops at each end so you could hook them onto a type of belt. The boys took their mother being out of the house as an opportunity to explore her bedroom dresser and, of course, found a package of pads. They had no clue what they were, but, with their excellent imaginations, quickly decided that these things would make good masks for a game.
Imagine my sister’s friend’s horror when she returned from the store to find her sons playing in the street each with their toy guns and a sanitary pad across his face, with the loops around their ears!!
Pantyhose! No big deal!! A child’s imagination will suggest many uses for our everyday things that would never occur to us, and they will also lose interest in these items, sooner or later, without any harm to them.
That must have been a sight!