Is It A Boy Is It A Girl I Don t Know Find Something Green
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Is It a Boy? Is It a Girl? I Don't Know ?" Find Something Green!
Summary:
In our everyday lives, we assume certain things will remain constant. The sun will rise and set, traffic will clog the freeway every Friday afternoon, and parents-to-be will inform us whether to grab a cute blue sailor suit or a pretty pink dress as baby shower gifts. But what happens when the smooth drive home surprises us or the expectant parents haven't revealed their baby's gender? Our predictable choices are turned on their head.Article Body:
We often take for granted the patterns of daily life. We rely on the sun's predictable path, the familiar Friday traffic jam from three to six, and the expectation that parents will announce whether they're having a boy or a girl. This predictability is upended when the drive home is unexpectedly smooth and the expectant mom hosting the baby shower hasn't disclosed her baby's gender. Suddenly, we find ourselves puzzled at the mall, unsure whether to shop for little Jerry or little Elaine.It's intriguing to remember that only about 25 years ago, expecting parents didn't have the luxury of knowing their child's gender in advance. Back then, baby showers featured androgynous gifts or came with a return receipt, because gender-specific assumptions weren't an option.
Today, many parents either choose not to learn their baby's gender before birth or can't determine it for various reasons. Consequently, unisex gifts remain popular, ensuring they're appropriate for both baby girls and boys.
Purchasing unisex gifts is simpler than it seems. Avoid anything overtly pink or blue?"colors traditionally tied to gender. While pale blues might suit any baby, pink is generally reserved for girls. We've yet to break that stereotype. Instead, opt for whites, reds (think dark reds, crimsons, and scarlets), and greens. If a color appears on the flag of Mexico or Italy, it's probably safe. Steer clear of specific clothing items and consider neutral layette sets with white onesies, plain socks, and non-gendered spit-up cloths.
Of course, if you prefer a gender-specific gift for parents who haven't disclosed their baby's gender, it's still perfectly acceptable. Just be sure to keep the receipt handy!
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