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I love wearing Christmas scrubs, there are some really pretty patterns. I don't usually start wearing them until at least after Thanksgiving though. There are some that are kind of more "winter" than Christmas that you can get away with wearing for a long time after Christmas also. (I need to go shopping :) )
No way. In some environments, I suppose they are totally appropriate. I think they look unprofessional in adult acute care. I work with nurses who wear seasonal scrubs, so obviously not everyone feels this way. I wouldn't be caught dead in them; I would feel too much like a kindergarten teacher.
Perhaps on Christmas day itself would be nice. I can see I'm in the minority but I'm not big on them. Just doesn't seem professional to me. I tried to get in the spirit a couple of years ago and wore some pumpkin earrings to work one day. Ended up being the day my patient stroked out and eventually passed away. I remember feeling stupid in those pumpkin earrings as I was telling the family their loved one is dying.
But maybe I'm just a scrooge. I'm sure it depends on the workplace and the culture. Just promise us you won't wear them until after thanksgiving :)
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Thoughts on Christmas scrubs...Yea or No way?? Would I look like a goober or would I be in the holiday spirit???