Anonymous
Post 09/11/2022 10:49     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous[b wrote:]I don’t think it’s all that unusual in HS. [/b]Work with a therapist to help him gain the confidence to wear to deal with rude, ignorant people.

The movie that just came out “senior year” shows boys in skirts.

Perhaps follow some men on Instagram that wear dresses/skirts to help with styling.



Op's son is 11 so not high school
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2022 09:50     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
^^ I actually have a red one without rainbow cuffs...
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2022 09:49     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
OP: No real answer to your question but Primary has a hoodie dress that might make a good transition piece: It comes in all sorts of color. I have a red one for my son who does not wear dresses but is cold and wanted a hoodie to cover his butt.

https://www.primary.com/products/the-fench-terry-rain-sweatshirt-dress?variant=39876992172091&color=watermelon&size=2&utm_content=Rainbow+trim+hoodie+dress&utm_source=googlepaid&utm_medium=ads&utm_campaign=PerformanceMax_KidsLSDresses&utm_term=YAY20
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2022 09:13     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous wrote:11 is still very little. If it was my son, I'd suggest he wait until he is at least 14, and if the desire is still there, then well go from there.


Why? Wearing dresses isn't a permanent thing -- he can wear them now and change his mind/fashion sense at any time.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2022 09:06     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
Secular progressives—attack the last poster for suggesting kids go through phases!!!!
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2022 12:46     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
We have b/g twins and our boy was interested in dresses for some time. We just let him wear his sister's dresses. Now, he is gender police and would be embarrassed if we reminded him of that phase.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2022 20:47     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous wrote:Just let your child dress how they like. Gender norms be damned. Support your child where they are right now.


+1 I have no idea what’s wrong with some people.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2022 20:34     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I would tell my child NO. He can wear dresses when he’s out of my house.

I'm sure your hypothetical child will be getting out of your as soon as possible, so I guess that works, huh?


My guess is her real children are also leaving asap!
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2022 19:46     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
Just let your child dress how they like. Gender norms be damned. Support your child where they are right now.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2022 14:56     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous wrote:My kid has always been interested in stereotypical girl things and recently asked if he could get a few dresses. He now has a few, which he is wearing in the house “for now” as he says. If he decides to go out in them, I am thinking we should be supportive but also make sure he is safe. Thoughts on how to navigate it all?


We know a young man who wears sarongs with leggings as a compromise. Have you looked at Boy Wonder? There may be some good options.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2022 14:47     Subject: Dresses for a Boy
I think it’s great to let him try it out. I would also get him self defense classes in case people try to bother him. Clothes are just clothes.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2022 01:01     Subject: Re:Dresses for a Boy
Anonymous wrote:I would tell my child NO. He can wear dresses when he’s out of my house.