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Feb
17
2010
Elsewhere: Mighty Junior
In The Pink
You bought her trucks, encouraged her to play in the mud, used gender-neutral pronouns. She announced that she was a princess and refused to wear anything but pink. Actually, she won’t even eat anything that isn’t pink.
It’s a phase, so why not indulge her a little? Where can you get some miniature pink surgical scrubs?
Is it a phase Maggie? Is it really? I certainly hope so.
Mighty Maggie, I’ve been looking all over the place for some cute beach cover up items for my son, and there is none to be found! I loved this, (http://www.lepetitkids.com/petit-bateau-kids-clothes-shorty-61185.html), but am unsure on buying it for my son since he’s 14 mths (though on the small small end). Something like unto it. Can’t find a thing! Though as always, there is a boatload of cute girl items out there. Sigh. I’m hoping you girls at Mighty know of other places to look…Anyway – just a wish and a hope from little old me!
very cute. My friend’s son, actually, is obsessed with purple and has decided that *he* is a very pretty princess who loves unicorns. I should send this her way
are you trying to tell us something Maggie?
Oh my gosh, how cute! You have to link to the book Pinkalicious. It’s the Pink Bible to every three-year-old girl I know.
Ruffle-butt panties are awesome…at any age.
I think I’m going to buy a Bubbalou Band for myself.
Don’t judge me.
Oh, cute!
I have two boys, so I like to look at all this girly pink stuff and just smile at its sweetness. If I actually HAD a girl, though, I think I’d get all feminist and conflicted and weird about ‘pink! Barbie! Argh!”. But as it is, I just look at it and enjoy it. Thanks!
Pink was not always a girlie color! Love this article on Broadsheet (plus, it’s by an old schoolmate of mine!)
http://www.salon.com/life/broadsheet/feature/2010/02/22/power_of_pink/index.html