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Heh, they all look the same to me, for the most part. Put a bow on T and he suddenly looks like a girl. I haven't had any assumptions with him, though.
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It depends. That is why I usually put a bow on her! When she has no bow (and has little hair), and not head to toe in pink, I don't blame people to assume she's a boy
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I have had her in a pink dress and bows and she has still been referred to as a boy. I don't get it. At 2 its pretty obvious now but when she was younger people would get so confused.
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No one has ever mistaken LO 1 for a boy, even though we have a blue stroller and blue A&A blankets. But she always had headbands and had her ears pierced at 1.
I'm sure I'll get it with LO 2 though. Two girls in a blue stroller with blue blankets will just be too much for some people.
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@blackbird: lol same.
A could be a boy or girl I'm sure. Her hair doesn't make a difference. I don't really care lol I rarely correct strangers if they're wrong
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I generally don't correct people as I don't care much about a passing strangers comments. I'll typically reply with a polite thank you. My husband on the other hand gets really bothered and will 100% of the time correct the person.
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Up until 12m we always heard "cute boy" especially since she wore lots of blues and greys. After her ringlets grew in no one has mistaken her gender.
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