Okay, that is not a boy's outfit

DaisyJanie

Cruising the zulily site today, this was listed in infant boys clothing:

https://www.zulily.com/index.php/bubble-g-turtle-blue-ging08-3mo.html

 

IMO, That is WAY too ruffly and smocked to put on a little boy! Do you think someone just decided since it was blue it belonged in boys, or did the company actually design this thinking it would be a boys outfit?

Between this and the Babysteals tie chair thing, I'm Judgy McJudgerson today.

LexGator

I bet it's meant for a boy. I have a FB friend who dresses her son (now 2ish) in things like this all the time, and I always wonder if they're actually boy clothes. Things like this look decidedly feminine to me.

So, I will judge right along with you.

susieandmarty

i would pity the boy who got put into that outfit!

kimbo1216

I agree.  I'd put my baby girl in that with a matching bow.

MommaA117

agreed.

JayElleJayCee

BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Oh my goodness!!! That's it.. i'm done with all the silliness today.. i'm going to pee myself... lol

I think it's time for lunch.. I have the giggles and i'm getting a little loopy.

mlasecki10

kimbo1216:

I agree.  I'd put my baby girl in that with a matching bow.

me too

brobin01

LOL!!! Not for a boy at all.. lol

Sa2827

HAHAA

is this for real? I would never put my son in that!!!!! OMG

luvnunity

Unfortunately it probably is for a boy.  The Trumps dressed their youngest like this.  It's a hideous outfit, but hey...

ChristinaMT4

LOL. I'm pretty relaxed about gender rules. I would let my boys wear pink (I won a pink diaper and will use it) and if they wanted to play dress up I would let them. But that thing is hideous. Just awful.

O2BaMom

Ummm yeah, I'd never put my son in that! 

wkfouts

I would never put that on my son, LOL! No way! Way too feminine to me.

TashaK2011

My husband would shoot me dead if I put that on our son!

nowayamyrae

TashaK2011:

My husband would shoot me dead if I put that on our son!

this.

Plus, it's not even cute. I wouldn't put that on a boy, girl, or cat. yikes. 

kas80

I agree, but I bet they sell them... to parents of boys.  I was in a Kinkos once when a women came in with a baby wearing a pink flowered onesie.  The baby was still at that age that all babies look the same so you have to gauge gender on the clothing queues, so I said "she's so cute" (because the baby was really cute).  Then the mother chewed me out about how the baby was a boy and I shouldn't be so close minded to assume that just because he wears pink flowers that he's a girl.

I wanted to be like... but there's no other indicators at that age?  How COULD I tell?  The only options left would be to call the baby "it" or just not speak to people at all.

ChristinaMT4

kas80:

I agree, but I bet they sell them... to parents of boys.  I was in a Kinkos once when a women came in with a baby wearing a pink flowered onesie.  The baby was still at that age that all babies look the same so you have to gauge gender on the clothing queues, so I said "she's so cute" (because the baby was really cute).  Then the mother chewed me out about how the baby was a boy and I shouldn't be so close minded to assume that just because he wears pink flowers that he's a girl.

I wanted to be like... but there's no other indicators at that age?  How COULD I tell?  The only options left would be to call the baby "it" or just not speak to people at all.

That reminds me of the episode of The Office where a mom had her son in pink and then got mad when someone called him a girl.

My sister's little boy was mistaken for a girl all the time, even though she never put him in anything girly. He just had these long lashes and delicate features, he was so sweet. My sister actually cried over it, which I thought was silly but it was probably just hormones. lol

DreamChaser246

egads! cute for a girl, but so would not put a boy in it!

Birdies08

I wish it was like the olden days when all babies wore frilly bonnets and gowns until they were toddlers. It certainly would make diaper changes easier!

Also, personally, I don't understand why babies need to wear gendered clothing. Unless you're going to be like the lady in Kinkos and get bent out of shape if people can't guess the sex of your baby. Ridiculous!