What is #boymom?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"Mommy! I grab my penis! Mommy, I pull my penis off!" #boymom

Boys are different and it's to call that out! We should be talking about and celebrating the difference of everyone. That's what makes the human race so amazingly wonderful.

Uggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why do you need so much attention and validation? Why?

Little girls talk about their vaginas a lot. You do understand that, yes? Genitalia/bathroom talk is a pretty universal kid occurance.

Talk is way different than a toy.

NP. My daughter plays with her vagina by grabbing the outer lips and making it "talk."

Kids. Are. Kids.

Yea we do that with our butts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

I think the PP was talking about "girls of moms", not girlmoms.

[Anonymous]

Why are a few #girlmoms on this thread so angry? It's absurd. I never see this kind of hashtag except when a parent is relating something humorous their kid did. These is no story here. I laugh the same at classic boy stories as when I saw those videos of the dads doing a dance class with their daughters, or when my son thought his friend at school's name was Elsa because she asked everyone to call her that. And we all did. Lighten up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

Yes it is, google it... go on etsy, hugfington post wrote an article about it.

I have no problem with girl mom, but they are always the moms raising a stink. About every little thing at schools. It's no wonder middle school girls are such bullies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

Yes it is, google it... go on etsy, hugfington post wrote an article about it.

I have no problem with girl mom, but they are always the moms raising a stink. About every little thing at schools. It's no wonder middle school girls are such bullies.

"I have no problem with it, but now I'm going to make an insulting generalization."

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

Yes it is, google it... go on etsy, hugfington post wrote an article about it.

I have no problem with girl mom, but they are always the moms raising a stink. About every little thing at schools. It's no wonder middle school girls are such bullies.

"I have no problem with it, but now I'm going to make an insulting generalization."

Says the mom bitching about the inane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree it's dumb. It's just people making up a good excuse for why their kids and their houses are such a mess.

You don't see me posting pictures of the glitter that got all over the house and tagging it with #girlmom.

Except there is tons of girlmom stuff, I run like a girl, etc.

The only difference is moms of boys don't care.

Girls of moms just like to find shit to bitch about.

Huh? No, you can't just say "girlmom" like that is a thing. That is not a thing.

Yes it is, google it... go on etsy, hugfington post wrote an article about it.

I have no problem with girl mom, but they are always the moms raising a stink. About every little thing at schools. It's no wonder middle school girls are such bullies.

"I have no problem with it, but now I'm going to make an insulting generalization."

Says the mom bitching about the inane.

Not a mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because boys are better.

My boys, as adults, are very different from their sister.

She's working on her third degree, and her brothers joined the Military or are working at the family business, a mix of office work, meeting clients, and some get dirty blue collar work. One is definitely using his GI Bill when he leaves the Military.

Within my family, I can say the male children are definitely less drama, more satisfied with day to day life.

I think society puts huge pressure on girls to be gorgeous...high achieving, perfect. I think women judge each other way more harshly as a rule, all while blaming men and society.

Boys seem easier, men seem easier.

Girls and women have created their own thunderdome and are participating in the ring and stands.

It takes a lot to put expectations in balance for women.

[Anonymous]

This is such a dumb thread. First is SAHMs vs. WOHMs, but now we've devolved to boy moms vs girl moms?? You're better than this DCUM.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a boy who is older, and who plays with a lot of girls, and yes - there are (generalized) differences! Things like risk taking, style of play, physicality, noise, when certain types of maturity occur, etc... It's real. It's not all kids, but it's a generalization that bears weight in lots of cases. So I guess I am a #boymom.

Would I ever write that hashtag on Facebook or something? No way. That seems icky. Like showing a photo of my new concealer and saying #onlyforladiez - I mean sure, mostly for ladies, but that's not the entire truth!

When I've noted differences aloud to closer friends or neighbors, I usually say "I hate to generalize" or "This probably is just my experience" and 9 out of 10 times the other person say "Oh. No. I see it. It's real." They just don't hashtag it!

Nope. It's socialization.

Totally disagree. And I have a fairly gentle boy, and a fairly rough-and-ready girl, but there are clearly innate differences that are not socialization. DD is a little nurturer with her dolls, sushing them and putting them down to sleep, and ds just wants to build bridges all over the house. Of course each kid is individual and I support the idea that everyone should "be who they are", but I don't see how you can have any experience with children and say gender differences are strictly due to socialization.

It is socialization. My daughter got knocked on a developmental test because she doesn't play act with dolls. That is because I didn't give her dolls. So I daughter her a stuffed animal was a "baby" and showed her how to put it to bed so I could say yes to the question on her next eval. At 22 months she loves climbing everything and risk taking. She only puts her stuffed dino to bed because I showed her. Also her brother died at the drop of the hat. My dd not so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a boy who is older, and who plays with a lot of girls, and yes - there are (generalized) differences! Things like risk taking, style of play, physicality, noise, when certain types of maturity occur, etc... It's real. It's not all kids, but it's a generalization that bears weight in lots of cases. So I guess I am a #boymom.

Would I ever write that hashtag on Facebook or something? No way. That seems icky. Like showing a photo of my new concealer and saying #onlyforladiez - I mean sure, mostly for ladies, but that's not the entire truth!

When I've noted differences aloud to closer friends or neighbors, I usually say "I hate to generalize" or "This probably is just my experience" and 9 out of 10 times the other person say "Oh. No. I see it. It's real." They just don't hashtag it!

Nope. It's socialization.

Totally disagree. And I have a fairly gentle boy, and a fairly rough-and-ready girl, but there are clearly innate differences that are not socialization. DD is a little nurturer with her dolls, sushing them and putting them down to sleep, and ds just wants to build bridges all over the house. Of course each kid is individual and I support the idea that everyone should "be who they are", but I don't see how you can have any experience with children and say gender differences are strictly due to socialization.

It is socialization. My daughter got knocked on a developmental test because she doesn't play act with dolls. That is because I didn't give her dolls. So I daughter her a stuffed animal was a "baby" and showed her how to put it to bed so I could say yes to the question on her next eval. At 22 months she loves climbing everything and risk taking. She only puts her stuffed dino to bed because I showed her. Also her brother died at the drop of the hat. My dd not so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is such a dumb thread. First is SAHMs vs. WOHMs, but now we've devolved to boy moms vs girl moms?? You're better than this DCUM.

No, DCUM isn't better than this.

[Anonymous]

This is such a bizarre post. I have one of each and I do believe there are innate differences just as their are socialized differences.

I can say that my boy - who is an average typical boy - has never done some of the thing posted on here (blood, broken things in the house, run around restaurants)! But then again neither has my girl. So maybe that is just good parenting...