Did for me! Finding cute hair accessories and cute dresses is a must. Definitely change for me. I'm fine with a simple black hair tie and no makeup. I hardly ever wear dresses. I wonder how it will change when DD gets older.
ETA: Well, I'm not sure if I'll change my habits but I will get all things girly for her.
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Not really. I am definitely still a complete tomboy!
I do find myself putting her in girly-er outfits a little more than I expected but I still gravitate towards things that are not super girly/frilly/lacey/pink.
And I still find myself secretly hoping that DD does not take an interest in dance/ballet/cheer/etc. I don't know if I could handle it! Please be more interested in soccer, tennis, softball, etc.!
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DD is almost 3 and in full on princess mode. I have come not to oppose it. My style hasn't changed but I do find joy in glamming up for her. Like I'll pull out a fancy dress and heels and play princess with her.
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Not at all! However, it depends how you define it. She and I wear dresses everyday. I've never worn makeup... I think having a daughter keeps me exactly the same in this regard
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I was somewhere in between and we try to approach our daughter's with balance. It'll be interesting to see how her preferences develop as she gets older and more opinionated!
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I think it might! I was a tomboy well into my teens, but I'm so looking forward to doing girly stuff with DD if we're blessed with a good relationship down the road! She's only 4.5 months but her eyes already light up if I show her a pretty outfit
I definitely don't remember DS paying any attention to his clothes at that age.
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Nope!!! And my older daughter is definitely a girly tomboy. I don't inhibit her desire to be girly if she wants to. but I'm definitely not all about the froo froo frilly like most girl moms. I prefer her to be comfortable. Her favorite clothing articles are her superman t shirt, brown "leather" boots, red converse!
I definitely don't remember DS paying any attention to his clothes at that age.
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