re: People get so offended by how I dress my daughter.

Quoting TantricLemons:" people don't so much get upset at me, because they think that I have a son >.<"

haha same here. I think the ratio of my daughter being called a boy to a girl is like 10 to 1 at least.

Quoting Maria + Cory = Alexis:" I had a pink Disney princess blanket draped over my daughter's car seat and people still ask if she is ... [snip!] ... ask if she is a boy. I am like WTF? Don't you see the pink? Dress your kid how you want because in the end people are stupid. "

I've had people do that too. The first time I looked at the lady like she was an idiot and I had to catch myself and not be mean to her. lol I'm a smart ass when I'm sleep deprived...

People always think my kids are tend opposite sex that they are. My son, 6, has long hair down his back and enjoys evey color of clothing. And my daughter, 2, has almost no hair and wears what she wants as well, even if that's a pirate costume.

I just correct them and move on. I have had a few people tell me "cut that hair" or "pretty little girls should be wearing pretty little things". I just nod and laugh and go about my day. I like my kids the way thy are.

Quoting Tasha Norman:" haha same here. I think the ratio of my daughter being called a boy to a girl is like 10 to 1 at least."

Even in my daughters pink carseat >.< but its all good to me because I dont need her being only told how pretty she is. I am totally ok with people using "male" adjectives to describe her... you know smart, strong fast   

My daughter had a black tee shirt that said got milk? in white print like the ad slogan. And someone on the bus said I should never let a girl wear black. I was like, "Or what? She'll end up like me?" They did a double take and noticed I'm all in gothic style and they just left. Of course I don't dress her in ALL black like myself. She likes My Little Ponies, Hello Kitty, and anything with stars and rainbows. So yeah... they can suck it.

Also the mistaking gender thing? I had her in a pink onesie as an infant and someone asked why my son was in pink... some people are just smurfing idiots.

Quoting Derpy Hooves:" My daughter had a black tee shirt that said got milk? in white print like the ad slogan. And someone ... [snip!] ... thing? I had her in a pink onesie as an infant and someone asked why my son was in pink... some people are just smurfing idiots."

lmfao.

I got none of those weird comments w/ my son... can't wait for this time  

I took DD to the nursing home I work at the other day...she was dressed all in bright pink, in a pink floral carseat with a "Princess" cover. People still asked me if she was a boy or girl.

I saw a Batman onesie the other day and wanted to get it for her, but DH said no (not because it was Batman, but because of money). Why not? I'm a girl and I wear superhero shirts. I play videogames and like a lot of "boyish" things.

Quoting Holly Marie Read:" I find it to be a little funny. We have several outfits that I put her in that would be considered "boy" ... [snip!] ... ? ;P Why do people seem to care about the little things so much when it comes to babies... especially OTHER PEOPLE'S babies?"

Everyone thinks DS is a girl because his hair is a tiny bit long even though I put him in "boy" clothes. Is annoying.

DD can have a giant bow on her head and people STILL ask if she is a boy or girl... people can be so dense. If I put her in something that is kinda boyish I just find a coordinating headband/bow to girly it up a little ;)

<blockquote><b>Quoting Raindancer:</b>" Everyone thinks DS is a girl because his hair is a tiny bit long even though I put him in "boy" clothes. Is annoying."</blockquote>




People do the same to my sister and her son. They ask his name and then say "HER name is Jackson?". Uh, no, HIS name is Jackson.

so what. I dress my son in girly clothes sometimes... pink socks, multi color hats that are "girly"... glittery shirts lol who cares! he's 10 months and he looks pretty  

Quoting BabyJsMama:" My husband calls my daughter "son" sometimes because of how I dress her. I'm not girly, and neither is she. I figure as long as we're comfortable, the clothes don't matter."

My DH does that if DD is wearing yellow and jeans and I just let the bitch out of her cage and go "you didn't have the right sperm for sons" (we have 2 DDs), he shuts up then.