Attention Moms and Dads, do you go shopping with your daughter to buy a prom dress?

I always shopped with my daughter for prom/formal dance dresses. It was great mother-daughter bonding time and we always ate at a nice restaurant after shopping. We made a special day of it.

She probably would have preferred that my husband go with her instead simply because he's a sucker and believes her when she says "this is a reasonable price". She once convinced him that $80 for school supplies was reasonable. We were fortunate that our kids went to a strict private school that did not allow bare midriffs or extremely short skirts at any school function, so that saved me the argument (and the whining and eye-rolling) from my daughter.

However, we had a very difficult time finding cute dresses that would pass the dress code.

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