I havenāt gone thru this situation but I do tell my girls that itās not a boy or girl colour any child can like any colour they want. As they have said to me my friend said itās a boy colour. I kept their hair short to avoid head lice at school and their friends called them girlie boys and now they want to grow their hair longš¤·āāļø so I am letting them grow it out.
Thank you for your comment. Whenever I get my kids something on toy shop I always let them choose what they like when my son picks out makeup and dolls etc I always let him. I said to his dad let him express himself and that I wasnāt going to stop him from choosing and liking all of that. Just hard because where we not together itās the things he digs at that I just donāt have the energy to argue lol. Your comment has helped thank you so muchš
My 4 year old is EXACTLY the same, Iāve just embraced it for him! He adores dressing up, wearing jewellery, pink, sparkles the lot and I love seeing how happy it makes him āŗļø (temu is great for it all) he goes to theatre group too My ex husband was a little bit the same, he came back really sad once telling me daddy said he couldnāt watch princess and the frog because it was a girls film..I was fuming as it was his favourite at the time and it was ridiculous! My son asks for his nails black as I have mine that colour š¤£ I think they just see us doing it all so why not and honestly thereās like nothing for dressing up for boys! Itās really sad but I basically said to my son, daddy doesnāt understand and maybe we just donāt do that over daddyās but you can dress up as much as you like at home and heās understood it-Iād much rather my son not be made to feel bad about himself as much as I hate that he canāt fully be himself there.
Aw bless him. Ya my son is the same he even tells me donāt want to go to his dadās house. I think maybe thatās the reason why. I have tried to explain to my son that he can where his dresses here and all of that here. They had number day at school last week I msgd my ex mum to say his got pink number top on can she hide it in his bag when they got home I was just not ready for another argument lol
Also girls are allowed to like boys toys /colours but men do not like boys liking pink / girls things. Itās ingrained patriarchy. Anything women is bad. Just a little rant.
I have a 10 year old. She loves blue since she was a toddler she has never been a girly girl. She hates dresses and never been into doll etc and Iāve always let her love what she loves but she has a different dad and heās never been around so Iāve never got the other parent side about it. But itās true if girls liked anything boys i suppose the dads wouldnāt care much. Lol
Just looking at your profile your son is mainly hanging out with you and your daughter so he just wants to be involved and probably copying what youāre doing. My nephew went through this stage when he was small with a big sister and dad often away for work. I think itās normal and they grow out of it so you can say that to his dad if it will get him to not worry about it!
Me and my daughter never been into anything girly lol. Honestly donāt know how heās started to like them things. Iām no dressy person never like my nails done Iām a baggy t shirt messy hair type lol
My 4 year old son also loves the colour pink and anything sparkly, rainbows , unicorns , soft toys etc. I just allow him to choose whatever he wants as it makes him so happy.
Aw Iām the same I let him choose what he likes. His face lights up and heās always happy š
Yess my 2 year old loves pink and unicorns and sparkles...they are awesome and 'boy' clothes are so dull! Let him choose what he likes.
I love these comments thank you. Makes me feel better and more confident to communicate with his dad about it
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My 4 year old loves all that embrace and encourage it he has dresses prams etc sadly when they go to school they can worry about what others think my 7 year old went through this stage and he outgrew it. If the dad has a problem that is his insecurities and Iād tell him to be more sure of him self as man and not impose it on your son. If you had a girl he wouldnāt act this way so why is he bothered just because you have a boy?