Anonymous
12/06/2012 15:01
Subject: Painting sons toenails.
Anonymous wrote:One time my daughter was painting my nails. After she was done, she asked to paint daddy's. He let her. Then he went to bed. Went to work the next day with a lovely set of red nails
He was gently teased at work, a little embarrassed, and ended up with a fun story to share.
I could have written this, except my husbands were a pinkish orange. lol
Anonymous
12/06/2012 14:59
Subject: Painting sons toenails.
Anonymous wrote:I have two-year-old twins (b/g) and a 9-year-old DD. My oldest was painting my 2-year-old daughters toenails and my son wa Ted his done too, I told him no and he got very upset. I went ahead and allowed it. It removed it the next morning. Now he wants his to stay painted like his sisters, should I allow this? Maybe pick out blue or orange for him?
Oh good god. That is so incredibly unfair of you. If your son wanted to go outside and throw a football, would you tell your daughter she couldn't do that because it's not something girls do?
Anonymous
12/06/2012 13:01
Subject: Painting sons toenails.
This is SO a fight not worth fighting. What are your reasons for saying no? I promise you, finger nail polish will not make him gay, just as wearing a princess costume will not make your daughter royalty.
Anonymous
12/06/2012 12:48
Subject: Painting sons toenails.
Totally agree, no big deal. My DS wanted one of his nails painted and he was a huge hit among his friends at daycare the next day! They thought it was pretty cool!