SNL's Fake Macy's Children's Clothing Ad Is Too Relatable
SNL Sums Up Why Winter Clothes Are Torture For Kids With a Painfully Accurate Macy's Ad
Dressing kids for Winter sounds great in theory, but in reality? It's a nightmare. In a Saturday Night Live skit on Dec. 14, the cast put together a fake Macy's ad to express exactly why warm clothes are the worst for parents and their kids. The buttons, the layers, the itchy fabrics — they're all a recipe for complaining around the holidays! The distress wouldn't even be worth it, but they always look so damn cute all bundled up.
From a puffer jacket that's a car seat safety hazard to the romper that never comes off in time for a bathroom emergency, there are too many stress-inducing outfits to choose from. Watch the full skit above to see the funniness ensue, but be warned: it'll hit close to home for any parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or nanny who's dealt with an unhappy kid in Winter clothes.
