Yawn.

LOL maddox the second pic - !

I live 4 blocks from here! Time to start taking pics on my walk to work:)

How do these kids ever make friends in school if they switch them so much?

I have a question. Do schools that have uniforms allow kids to do anything to them. I've seen a lot of kids who wear uniforms customise them or do something to make them unique. At the school I went to they regulated your uniform right down to the colour of socks and shoes, the style of shoes, stockings and skirt length.

Maddox looks so cute in his uniform

Nyar,

Depends on the type of school you attend. I went to a uniform school...for only 1 year, LOL (Opus Dei at that)...and they did regulate everything from no pants EVER for girls...even when it was snowing and cold as balls outside...but lately, I've seen uniform schools be a bit more relaxed.

As for the pictures, they are cute...as with most Jolie-Pitt pics...but...but...but...I'm going all Serial Mom over here with those white pants after Labor Day (at least the shoes are tan), LMAO

They look so cute!

pax is so adorable, not even going to comment on the other 2, nya they are the jolie-pitt kids they have no uniform

She must be so strong. Carrying one kid on each hip. I would'nt be able to do it.

Maddox is so cute!!!

Nyara - I went to a private school too & all my uniform was regulated. Nothing about personalizing at all.

tia

Madd looks cute..

Are they ever going to get to one school consistently?

Thanks I was wondering cos I've seen some pretty weird stuff overseas but back hom the government and private schools were crazy about their uniforms. At my school you could only buy the uniform at one place and the sports clothes were also regulated, it was funny but at the end of the day we looked pretty good in our uniform, especially if you were seniors cos you were allowed to wear high heels and that rocked.

Those tan shoes are almost as annoying as Sh!tney's boots. As are the black Louboutins.

Madd goes to the same Lychee school in La, New Orleans, and Prague as in NYC..it has the same program.. so even though he jumps around a lot he is more than likely stay on track.

As for friends, he is at that age where he can make friends in a heartbeat..and he has built in best friends in his siblings.

3rd grade on is when you start to make best friends..he has some time.

my daughter goes to private and its the same way nya, you can only buy the uniforms at a certain store so crazy

i went to a school with uniforms too. i've worn uniforms all my younger school days, except when i went off to my college days. one things for sure, i didn't have to worry about what to wear for school. when i entered college, my clothes were easily worn out because i had to wear them all the time. i spent more money on clothes. as for doing anything unique, we weren't allowed to do anything with them. the length of our skirts, to the length of our ties (yes we have ties so dont's start please), and down to the socks and color of shoes and even color of inner chemise. i think that's the real deal with private schools. their very particular with the strict uniform code.

I hope I get to see them before they leave NYC. I would be so happy if I ever bump into them!

Maddox is rocking his uniform like to other. Since school started Ive been sinces very cute Kiddies with their uniforms on! Ahhhh, how I don't miss those days!

I wore uniforms in Elementary and high school. My HS uniform was below the knee, I tried to roll it up every time I left the house but it was always lop sided.

She seems like such a good mommy!

She seems like such a good mommy!

Yawn.

Why is she always holding them, they can walk.........Oh thats right it makes better photo coverage.And those poor kids need a stable place to live, I can not wait to see and hear about their troubled lives in a few years.

They are the cutest family. I am glad to see them trying to give their kids a normal life. Well as normal as it can get having them as parents.

i wonder how much each of those cuties weighs?

Benna I agree. They need stability and a place to call home. Its cool and all to be cultured, but to only have your siblings as friends is not that great of an idea. You need other people in your lives.

We only wore ties in the winter lol. In the summer it was too ho. We had striped shirt in the summer and clear basically see-through shirts so as not to clash with hte green tie in winter. Monitors had cream ties and prefects had green ties with the fountain. We had to wear our blazer on Monday and Friday and whenever we went to a ports match which was every weekend as we were forced to attend matches to support our tems. You actually had a crad to fill out for match attendance and you were punished if you missed your matches.

How is she carrying both those kids? I guess when you are an famous action star you've got to have muscle. But she looks so frail

benna, they hold them because of nuts like that woman in deauville.

right on mswindang - same here..the length of our skirts were very regulated

It's funny, because no matter what the Pitt-Jolies do, they get people hating on the. I just find it really funny. They really seem to make sure there children are well loved, and are VERY hands on with their kids. Wonderful Parents.

nyara- i agree burn the tan shoes!

Pax is too cute !

benna i feel the same way too, but to wish to see their screwed up- life is a bit harsh, although i cannot stand that skeleton and her fake ass

Cute...but I'm also gonna have to go with the "yawn" comment.

HATERS THERE ARE NO HATERS, give that up

seriously, private schools are so ridiculous. i had such a culture shock when i got into college because in private schools, every things just served in a plate for you. its all right there for the taking, whereas you go into a university, you have to do every single thing on your own. it's such a big leap from what you've had all your student life.

Benna said: I can not wait to see and hear about their troubled lives in a few years.

Response: you are not right in the head. I don't care what you think about the parents, but that's psychotic. What did your parents do to you for you to become this kind of person?

Looove the uniform. In my view, it's more important to live with both parents all the time rather than stay in the same house. They have to sacrifice one or the other. The best memories from my childhood are from living in different places and the friends I made. Some are my facebook friends now.

lol, ethiopian_princess.

ethiopian i so agree, even though you dont like the parents the children are inoncent, mswind my daughter wears ties too, i thought that was odd

I wonder how many languages these kids are expected to learn? I mean, is Maddox going to be trilingual (English, French, and Cambodian)?

I don't know about where you live but private schools in my country make university a walk in the park. They are hard and their curriculum is hard but once you go to university abroad and you get credits for courses and you graduate early jusst because you did in high school it makes it worth it. People here complain about 5 courses and I'm like I did 9 courses in high school with class from 7.25am to 3pm Monday to Friday and a lunch break that lasted 40 miuntes if your teacher let you out on time. Stop complaining. The private schools back home are off the cahin and mine really does prepare you for the outside world. University is way easier than my high school.

being multi-lingual is a GOOD thing. for some, three languages is only the beginning.

mswindang same here I was like - wow this is what it feels like going to public school. I can pick my own clothes

It is raptin, I speak 3 fluently and 3 not too fluently but enough to get by comfortably and I'm still learning. I love the fact that I can converse with someone from another country without looking like a fool.