boys in pink pajamas

[Anonymous]

No big whoop. My son wore pink pajamas a lot.

[Anonymous]

If anyone has a problem with your son wearing pink pj's or a girl wearing blue ones, than their problem is way bigger than just that...

[Anonymous]

My son at age 4 had his favorite pajamas, which had been his sister's. He asked every night to wear his "fairy pajamas."

They had pajama day at school, and guess what he wanted to wear. I told him that he could, of course, but that most of the kids would think they were girl pajamas. He changed his mind.

[Anonymous]

Its not the pink that would bother me so much as the flowers, ladybugs, bunnies, ballerinas, etc. I'm lucky and DC2 is another girl, but if not, my son would definitely have gotten his own pajamas. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its not the pink that would bother me so much as the flowers, ladybugs, bunnies, ballerinas, etc. I'm lucky and DC2 is another girl, but if not, my son would definitely have gotten his own pajamas. Sorry.

way to perpetuate stereotypes. Boys can like ladybugs, flowers, bunnies and ballerinas too. . .just sayin'

[Anonymous]

My son's favorite color up to age 3.5 was pink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you don't mind having a gay son, I don't see a problem with it. Because dressing him in pink clothes will definitely make him gay. I mean, it's pretty much guaranteed. But think how awesome it would be to have Tim Gunn as your son when you're 75. I bet he just dotes on his mom. Ooh, or Neil Patrick Harris. If my son grew up like him, I'd be over the moon.

By the way, if you DON'T want a gay son, you'll have to splurge on PJs with trucks and baseballs. You might wish to discuss this with your husband, and decide if the family budget can manage the cost of ensuring your son's heterosexuality.

Good luck!

FUCKING hilarious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you don't mind having a gay son, I don't see a problem with it. Because dressing him in pink clothes will definitely make him gay. I mean, it's pretty much guaranteed. But think how awesome it would be to have Tim Gunn as your son when you're 75. I bet he just dotes on his mom. Ooh, or Neil Patrick Harris. If my son grew up like him, I'd be over the moon.

By the way, if you DON'T want a gay son, you'll have to splurge on PJs with trucks and baseballs. You might wish to discuss this with your husband, and decide if the family budget can manage the cost of ensuring your son's heterosexuality.

Good luck!

Wow if you are a homophobe And have no clue what you are talking about Just because a boy wears pink will not turn him gay You can't turn somebody gay If they are gay it's because they were born that way! So what you're saying is the same goes for a girl if she wears boy clothes she's going to be a lesbian or transexual??? Don't we have more important things to worry about in this world In this day and age????? Instead of worrying about weathering on somebody is gay Let's work on world peace and getting rid of world hunger dr let's get homes for everybody on the planet no more homelessness!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you don't mind having a gay son, I don't see a problem with it. Because dressing him in pink clothes will definitely make him gay. I mean, it's pretty much guaranteed. But think how awesome it would be to have Tim Gunn as your son when you're 75. I bet he just dotes on his mom. Ooh, or Neil Patrick Harris. If my son grew up like him, I'd be over the moon.

By the way, if you DON'T want a gay son, you'll have to splurge on PJs with trucks and baseballs. You might wish to discuss this with your husband, and decide if the family budget can manage the cost of ensuring your son's heterosexuality.

Good luck!

Wow you are a homophobe And have no clue what you are talking about Just because a boy wears pink will not turn him gay You can't turn somebody gay If they are gay it's because they were born that way! So what you're saying is the same goes for a girl if she wears boy clothes she's going to be a lesbian or transexual??? Don't we have more important things to worry about in this world In this day and age????? Instead of worrying about weathering on somebody is gay Let's work on world peace and getting rid of world hunger dr let's get homes for everybody on the planet no more homelessness!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you don't mind having a gay son, I don't see a problem with it. Because dressing him in pink clothes will definitely make him gay. I mean, it's pretty much guaranteed. But think how awesome it would be to have Tim Gunn as your son when you're 75. I bet he just dotes on his mom. Ooh, or Neil Patrick Harris. If my son grew up like him, I'd be over the moon.

By the way, if you DON'T want a gay son, you'll have to splurge on PJs with trucks and baseballs. You might wish to discuss this with your husband, and decide if the family budget can manage the cost of ensuring your son's heterosexuality.

Good luck!

Wow you are a homophobe And have no clue what you are talking about Just because a boy wears pink will not turn him gay You can't turn somebody gay If they are gay it's because they were born that way! So what you're saying is the same goes for a girl if she wears boy clothes she's going to be a lesbian or transexual??? Don't we have more important things to worry about in this world In this day and age????? Instead of worrying about weathering on somebody is gay Let's work on world peace and getting rid of world hunger dr let's get homes for everybody on the planet no more homelessness!!!!!!!!!!!

That person was joking. Relax. It was a hilarious post. People are born gay. The color of the pjs one wears isn't going to change that!

[Anonymous]

I don't think it's a big deal. I'm pregnant with #2 now (girl) and I was just planning out the clothes and decided to have her wear her older brother's PJs at least for the 1st year (after 12 months he wore them all out), but the smaller sizes are still in good shape and seems silly to waste them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd be worried about raising a preppy son.

Tee hee

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband, who has a degree in Victorian Studies, has often pointed out that until about 1920, pink was used for boys and blue for girls. In fact, in a lot of old movies from the 30's you will see little boys dressed in pink outfits.

Apparently pink was considered manly because of the association with red blood. Blue was considered fay and feminine.

Loved this post! I did not know that a degree in Victorian Studies existed...you are not pulling our legs are you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son's favorite color up to age 3.5 was pink.

My son is almost three now and his fave color is pink. He would love it if I got him pink pjs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you don't mind having a gay son, I don't see a problem with it. Because dressing him in pink clothes will definitely make him gay. I mean, it's pretty much guaranteed. But think how awesome it would be to have Tim Gunn as your son when you're 75. I bet he just dotes on his mom. Ooh, or Neil Patrick Harris. If my son grew up like him, I'd be over the moon.

By the way, if you DON'T want a gay son, you'll have to splurge on PJs with trucks and baseballs. You might wish to discuss this with your husband, and decide if the family budget can manage the cost of ensuring your son's heterosexuality.

Good luck!

Wow you are a homophobe And have no clue what you are talking about Just because a boy wears pink will not turn him gay You can't turn somebody gay If they are gay it's because they were born that way! So what you're saying is the same goes for a girl if she wears boy clothes she's going to be a lesbian or transexual??? Don't we have more important things to worry about in this world In this day and age????? Instead of worrying about weathering on somebody is gay Let's work on world peace and getting rid of world hunger dr let's get homes for everybody on the planet no more homelessness!!!!!!!!!!!

Look up sarcasm in the dictionary.... and please have that cup of coffee before you post