Food Jerkoff parents reveal "gender neutral" childs gender

But do you provide those things to him so he can hvae the choice, or do you just foster stereotypically masculine toys and clothing and artwork exclusively?

He saw his mom painting her fingernails. He asked very politely if he could get his painted to. His fingernails were painted.

He asked for my little pony ponies (he likes all animals) we put it on his wish list (because his birthday and Christmas were coming up) No one got it for him, and when he got money for Christmas, he had a choice between Thomas the Train, Pixar's Cars, La La Loopsie, and My little Pony. He chose the Car characters himself, but he had full permission to go with the more "girly" toys if he wanted them.

Most of his shirts don't have manly print on them. Not because we don't want to further genderizing him, but because mom feels that printed Tees are tacky.