25 most offensive children's T-shirts
How we dress our children says more about who we are than who they are, experts say, and the popularity of edgy knowing slogan T-shirts for children is growing. So do these baby vests and children's wear represent hilarious social commentary, offensive attitudes or lame jokes? You decide.
Shirts that say…
…my parents have affluenza
1. For the haves and the have mores
"Being a brat is fashionable" says the website selling this Swarovski-bejewelled vest with "diamond-like" closures. But wait, we thought the Paris Hilton thing was out.
Remember how wonderful the Eighties were? Neither does anyone else, partly because Michael Douglas was its poster boy. Before you buy this item, just ask yourself - do I really want my son to grown up to be an oleaginous self-described sex addict who marries an ambitious Welsh crumpet, however talented she may be?
… my parents épater le bourgeois
3. I’m this many (displaying a raised middle finger)
Isn’t it cute teaching your kid to flip the bird? Surely there's a UK version of this for two-year-olds
4. All Daddy wanted was a blowjob
…mummy's body is funny
8. F!#k the milk – Where’s the whiskey tit?
…my dad thinks he's Snoop Dogg
9. Motha sucka
10. Playground pimp
11. Lil Pimpin
…my parents like the Farrelly brothers
12. iPeed
13. iPood
14. Don’t forget to wipe my ass
…my parents are suversive social commentators
16. Binge drinker
17. I drink til I pass out (just like my Daddy)
18. What happens in preschool stays in preschool
19. My mom is a MILF
20. Kickin' ass and takin' naps
…my parents think a Lolita bedroom set is a good idea
There's nothing like having your daughter's shirt reference the slogan of Asian prostitutes
23. I'm gonna be hot

