Here they are with my daughter.
I think they're all girls, but one is a bit androgynous -- and it's clothes are pretty much sewn on -- so we're not exactly sure. (Two of them are actually from my wife's childhood!)
It's really very interesting to see my boy and girl grow and learn. We're not consciously teaching them any gender roles, but they really seem to be gravitating toward these behaviors naturally. My boy never really cared about dolls, even though they were around. But my girl keeps very careful tabs on them and is careful to keep them fed and tucked in at night -- they're always close by her.
I thought this picture was particularly cute, so I thought I'd share it with my friends here.
I think they're all girls, but one is a bit androgynous -- and it's clothes are pretty much sewn on -- so we're not exactly sure. (Two of them are actually from my wife's childhood!)It's really very interesting to see my boy and girl grow and learn. We're not consciously teaching them any gender roles, but they really seem to be gravitating toward these behaviors naturally. My boy never really cared about dolls, even though they were around. But my girl keeps very careful tabs on them and is careful to keep them fed and tucked in at night -- they're always close by her.
I thought this picture was particularly cute, so I thought I'd share it with my friends here.


I have two girls. The oldest is very much into dolls, dress up, etc. She is much like yours - her 'friends' are also tucked in at night. The younger one only plays with dolls because her sister does and would much rather be outside grubbing in the dirt.
You'd better enjoy them while they're little. One day you'll wake up, and they'll have kids of their own.



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