So you take your Son about 5/6 shopping for clothes for School and he finds......

@WolfGirlwh0r3 especially Charlie the unicorn

Nothing wrong with that either. Kids are wonderful they like what they like and don’t really care what others think, then adults step in and ruin it. That’s my opinion.@silkydrawers

@Repete so cute

@SW-User exactly lol

Kids can be cruel yes but where do they get that front?maybe not all but a big part of the way kids think is how the parents react to things. Most kids want to make their parents proud of them by acting grownup like their parents. This is just my opinion.@NorthernBear

@littlepuppywantanewlife Why would you need to worry then?

@ninalanyon why worry at all? Its her concern.

@SW-User I’m not in ya business. I shared mine. And I do feel bad for boys that are raised to believe they can’t like what they like because their parent has issues with their own identity 🖤

@JustGoneNow Kids at school can be unbelievably cruel and especially when you stand out as being slightly different. At age five, most kids are not aware of how others will respond to what they wear. What might be 'just a unicorn top' could also completely unravel friendships and their security at school, potentially causing some lasting trauma and issues with their education if they start getting bullied. I'd be trying to go for unisex clothes until they were old enough to really know how they felt and knew what the consequences might be.

@SW-User It might be worth a conversation at that point discussing that some people think pink and unicorns are for girls and what do they think? I can’t save kids from all abuse and bullying they may or may not get from other kids in general. I can teach them to be strong and stand by their convictions however. If what you are doing, you are doing with the child’s safety in mind, I can’t exactly fault you, even if I don’t quite agree with it. Be safe and be well.

@SW-User i didn't even see it & could care less but feel for ya
HUGS