Who says boys aren't as fun?

**Samantha Puppy** · 08-02-2005, 08:53 PM

Who said little boys aren't as much fun to dress up?

I got this today:

And this last week (it's an infant sized hat, but looks just like one that big boys wear!):

Both will be surprises for Josh, whom I'm sure will wish I didn't spend as much as I did (O's suit was $26 inc. S&H and the hat was $15 inc. S&H) but oh well. You only have your first son once!! And I'm actually being good, considering all the other adorable Virginia Tech and Orioles stuff I've seen. I could've easily spent hundreds of dollars by now!

One good thing is that I'll leave all the Ravens stuff to my mom and dad to buy (my dad is a massive ravin' Raven fanatic) so all I have to focus on is VT and the O's!

ISN'T IT CUTE??? :silly:

**Sirrahsim** · 08-02-2005, 08:59 PM

That is adorable

Hubby's Mom (persianmom) bought Tyler a tiny Red's outift complete with hat and little bitty shoes

**finn's mom** · 08-02-2005, 11:52 PM

Jaime, those are adorable. I think babies are fun to dress up, regardless of the gender.

If I ever start makin' some freakin' money, I'll have to send you a South Carolina outfit.

**popcornbird** · 08-03-2005, 12:02 AM

Those are ADORABLE!!!!!! I think baby boys are fun to dress up too. The only thing is.....girl HAIR is more fun to mess around with, with bows and pigtails, etc.

But boys can wear the cutest hats!

**ramanth** · 08-03-2005, 08:37 AM

So cute!!

Andy and I have already bought onsies (Star Wars related). They are more boyish, but a girl could wear them.

Now we just need the kid. LOL!

**Tubby & Peanut's Mom** · 08-03-2005, 09:05 AM

Originally posted by ramanth
Andy and I have already bought onsies (Star Wars related). They are more boyish, but a girl could wear them.

Kimmy, either there is something you're not telling us or.....you two are really planning ahead!

How about the prerequisite Oshkosh B'Gosh bib overalls for little boys? I think they are just too adorable in them. My SIL had a professional picture taken of my nephew in some where he looks like a little engineer (train). But that was when he was a teeny tiny adorable baby and not the cantankerous teen and insufferable know-it-all young adult that he has grown into.