Is it wrong of me to make a rule "no goggles at the dinner table"?

[conuly]

Their goggles have these holographic eyes, and it's REALLY creeping me out. I almost regret buying those specifically, but I knew the nieces would adore them. Now, though, I know why they're going to be the only ones in their class with that specific style....

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[conuly]

We have a "no books, seriously, I mean it" rule (one which my very own sister, their mother flaunts, which makes it damn hard to enforce, believe me), but I wouldn't put goggles in the category of toys. They're clothing. For swimming.

I might just insist that they have to stay with the bathing suits so as to not get lost. It's a good rule - if I have to buy another $10 swim cap and it's my fault again I'm docking their allowance anyway.

Edit: Flouts. Obviously, she flouts the rule, and then flaunts that she's flouting it.