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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know a couple of boy moms who are ALWAYS bragging about how all the girl babies are so in love with their "little men." Maybe it makes them feel better to think their 11 month old is a ladykiller but I think sexualizing your baby's relationships even in a vague way is weird. [/quote] What?[/quote] You've never heard a woman say something like, "Oh, little Colton is just so popular with the ladies! All of the little girls come crawling when he arrives at playgroup! They just kiss him and can't keep their hands off of him! I swear, he just has to beat them off with a boppy! We're going to have a lot of trouble in a few years raising a little ladies' man like that!" That. I think it's weird and kinda gross. I feel the same way about the proud "he's all boy" moms (and their girl-mom counterparts, though it doesn't really happen as often with moms of girls, I've seen). [/quote] I often say my son is "all boy." Not because I am proud of it; more because I am amazed at how is that way even though I have made many attempts to be gender-neutral. But he loves dirt, cars and rough housing. It has actually been mind boggling to see how prewired he is to be like that. [/quote] +1 [/quote]
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