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Why is there signs all over the place of” Back to School “in the summer?
Why cant the world let kids enjoy their summer without seeing the dreaded word…SCHOOL?!
Its not good for the emotional status of the children! When I was in Yeshivah I remember seeing ashoe store advertisment that said Back toSchool and I hadnt even finish Yeshiva yet , and if youll try to tell me that the buisnness gets more money THEY CANT USE THE KIDS TO MAKE ONEYIn your opinion, when should stores start advertising and selling school supplies? The day before school starts?
THEY CANT USE THE KIDS TO MAKE [M]ONEY
What’s that supposed to mean?
when your children go to the store with you they don’t view & look at the signs the same way as adult parents do. they are going on a trip while us as parents are focusing on prices & going shopping etc…
i.e. they don’t realize & have wisdom to know that the reason why school supplies is in front of the store now is because school is almost starting, their childhood brain & mind level makes them think that this is today’s sale etc…
Jakob, they’re children, not fools.
SG: The signs are for the parents. We are doing our sales now. Come to the store today and save. It is the way that a store generates revenue.
RebYidd, don’t be silly. Children aren’t real people.
After Channukah comes Purim.
After Purim comes Pesach.
After Pesach comes 3-Weeks Tisha B’Av.
After Tisha B’Av comes Rosh Hashanah.
SG: tell your nephew “that’s life”. You want to appease him, fine. My seven year old received his supply list and was very happy to shopping with my wife last week.
SG: None of my other children were burnt out at 10….Do you actually have children of your own? Or just someone who is totally clueless?
Do I or any other parent have to wait and fight not only other yeshiva parents but public school parents in late August and early September?
We took one Sunday morning (the seventh Sunday since school finished) to shop for his supplies (since his school lets the parents know in advance what to buy).
Vacation…..the whole summer when he is in day camp and doesn’t come home to do homework. Almost every parent shops for school during the summer months (at least for the basics) when they are on sale. Every Sunday has been either going to parks or other child related activities.
If you didn’t want anyone to answer you, then why did you bother posting in the first place? This is a forum; you post and we then discuss. If you didn’t want that then write a letter to the editor at The Yated or Mishpacha.
I doubt highly that most people think school is s forbidden word. Except you of course.
Just saying we don’t ever say the word school on non school days nor during the summer. We don’t open the supply lists til the end of the summer and we buy everything the last couple days. School is hell for some of my children and the ten weeks of summer are their only peaceful ones. It’s hard to explain the damage the topic brings to those who are fortunate not to know. Over time, I have to admit it has become that way for me as well. I try hard not to think about school til I have to because the thoughts bring along with it all the pain of watching some of my children suffer.
Having said that, I would never think of imposing such a process on someone else and I agree with everyone who thinks this thread is just plain silly.
So, sefardi guy, when do you buy your kids’ school supplies?
Or do you not buy them at all, because only losers who like school come prepared?
When the day camp my sister attended had a school themed day, I felt that that stole away some of the joy of summer vacation.
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