Bath Towels are Now Kid Friendly
Kids these days do not even begin to know how lucky they are!
If you are my age you will know what I mean when I say that children today are escaping from the wrath of angry parents for using the mystery guest towels!
In my home growing up I shared a bathroom with 3 sisters and 2 brothers with one towel bar dedicated to 6 bath towels that looked like they had been through a war! Possibly from how old they looked it may have been World War One!
Now why would we share one towel bar you may ask? The answer is because we had the other two dedicated to the “good towels” meaning that they are to only be used by anybody that comes into the house except us. I do want to note here that I have no recollection of them ever being used up until the day I moved out.
Being one of the many children that grew up in the era of towel abuse, we now as parents are more forgiving of our children and welcome them to wipe their dirty little hands on most any towel in our homes.
It really didn’t take therapy to figure out that today we can afford to let our children enjoy the best made towels because we have so many more choices for our families and the prices reflect everyday living.
The selection of Bath sets is as endless as it is beautiful. Kohl’s has incredible sales where you can buy enough towels to pass on to your children’s children! The colors and grades of cotton that are on the market now make it so we beg our children to give us an excuse to buy that new set of plush designer towels!
The other day right after therapy I rushed in to J.C. Penney and began grabbing up all of their most luxurious Egyptian cotton towel sets at bargain prices when all of a sudden it just hit me, what a great time to be a kid !
If you are my age you will know what I mean when I say that children today are escaping from the wrath of angry parents for using the mystery guest towels!
In my home growing up I shared a bathroom with 3 sisters and 2 brothers with one towel bar dedicated to 6 bath towels that looked like they had been through a war! Possibly from how old they looked it may have been World War One!
Now why would we share one towel bar you may ask? The answer is because we had the other two dedicated to the “good towels” meaning that they are to only be used by anybody that comes into the house except us. I do want to note here that I have no recollection of them ever being used up until the day I moved out.
Being one of the many children that grew up in the era of towel abuse, we now as parents are more forgiving of our children and welcome them to wipe their dirty little hands on most any towel in our homes.
It really didn’t take therapy to figure out that today we can afford to let our children enjoy the best made towels because we have so many more choices for our families and the prices reflect everyday living.
The selection of Bath sets is as endless as it is beautiful. Kohl’s has incredible sales where you can buy enough towels to pass on to your children’s children! The colors and grades of cotton that are on the market now make it so we beg our children to give us an excuse to buy that new set of plush designer towels!
The other day right after therapy I rushed in to J.C. Penney and began grabbing up all of their most luxurious Egyptian cotton towel sets at bargain prices when all of a sudden it just hit me, what a great time to be a kid !
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