Hot mum slams school for dress-coding her child & shows up in inappropriate outfit – other parents say she’s their hero
A MUM was furious with her daughter’s school after she was told to bring in a change of trousers to replace the 14-year-old’s jeans with a small rip.
Stunning mum Tiffany took to TikTok to express her frustration.
Tiffany was furious that the school called her in to change her daughter’s trousers[/caption] She explained that the jeans had a small rip on the side[/caption] The stunning mum was fuming that her 14-year-old girl was dress coded[/caption]The mum couldn’t believe that the school wouldn’t allow her daughter to wear the outfit.
She said: “Any other Gen X mums having to bring their daughters acid-washed jeans without holes in them?
“My 14-year-old got dress-coded for a quarter sized hole just here on her jeans.
“So I’m going to be an a****** and go up with my midriff showing and ask what he deal is. This is ridiculous.
“My daughter is conservative, dresses classy, never has her body parts hang out but a quarter sized hole in her jeans and she’s dress coded?
“She’s not distracting her friends, they socialise, they’re on all her social media.
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“They’ve seen how each other dress in real life.
“A ripped pair of jeans which is mostly what’s sold with a quarter sized hole at her fingertip level.
“Make it make sense, it’s school, it’s not a fashion show. If her mother deems it appropriate let her wear what she wants.”
Fellow TikTokers were quick to like the viral video that amassed more than 1 million likes and plenty of comments.
One person said: “All the times I got asked: ‘Does your mum know you’re wearing this?’
“As if she didn’t buy it for me and have a whole fashion show at home.”
Another said: “Dress codes aren’t to keep students from being distracted, it’s the teachers.”
A third said: “I have always said if they are gonna dress code then they need to change the skimpy cheer outfits… it’s not fair.”
Another said: “My daughter was scared to wear overalls and get dress coded for it.”
While another said: “Schools shouldn’t focus on anything that isn’t academic or behavioural.”