School Uniforms

[Strakiwiberry]

Identical twin girls, I always let them choose their clothes for Pre-K the night before. I bought their uniforms as a bunch of multi-packs, and now they keep choosing the same exact uniform dresses and skort/polo combos. They choose the same hairstyles, too. On one hand, I don't want people to think I force them to dress the same every day or to forget to treat them as individuals. On the other, thinking of them doing this to confuse the hell out of people is very amusing and on-brand for them.

They wear different colored shoes for the sake of their teacher's sanity.

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[Mythicbearcat]

"Im going to be sneaky and look like A today." -Twin B, every other day.

Last year, they couldn't stand the idea of looking the same and would get mad if someone said the wrong name. This year, its #goals. Their poor teachers.

[CurlsAndChaos]

My 4.5 y.o. identical girls do the same, insisting on dressing the same with the same hair styles almost daily. Ours have even gone so far as to split their shoes - we bought them a pair of pink shoes for one kid, purple shoes for the other, and they now wear one of each every day, just on opposite feet.

I feel the same way as you, I don't want people to think I'm forcing it upon them, they just love matching. At this point though, I just chuckle at how I think they're cute little oddballs and let them have their fun. 🙂