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Reply to "MIL is always telling us to dress our 10 month old "as a girl" ... when do we say something?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does MIL object to anything that isn't a dress or does she just think that dressing your girl in a "TRUCKS ROCK!" shirt and pants makes her look like a boy? How "boylike" was the T shirt? [b]Honestly I can't tell if most babies are boys or girls and do rely on the clothing. baby hair rarely helps, assuming they even have hair.[/b][/quote] But why does it matter if you can tell? Would you honestly treat an infant differently if you knew they were a boy vs. a girl? What would that even look like?[/quote] I don't care. Just don't get mad if I say "he" instead of "she" about your baby. That is how it is different. I can't go around calling all babies "it" though I would prefer that. That would offend many people too. You can't win on this stuff. Op is dressing child neutrally--fine. But gets mad when MIL says "now she looks like a girl!" When in a dress. It is very possible the baby did look like a boy and grandma is just enjoying the frills and her only granddaughter.[/quote]
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