Boys and Girls are Different

Elyse, channeling her inner Audrey Hepburn…

They just are.  My children are only 9 mo. and 2 yrs., but I can already see it. True, this is in no way a scientific observation, as I am comparing only one child against another, both from the same family, but…My husband and I already notice behavioral differences big-time. Elyse is entirely relational and such a busy-body, totally concerned with what people are doing. Isaac is classic hyperactive boy, racing from one thing to the next and has to take EVERYTHING apart to see how it works. And yes, while these differences could easily be explained away outside of gender, there is one very practical observation that cannot be overlooked–GIRL CLOTHES ROCK!! No matter how much time I spend obsessively online-seeking cute stuff for my son, his wardrobe will never be comparable to my daughter’s. It just won’t. Not saying he’s not cute, but he could never in a million years pull off the freakin’ adorable pink glamour with the same sass as my little girl. Sorry, buddy–at least you’ve got other really cool stuff coming your way, like no foreseeable need for sanitary napkins and no stressful mornings of trying to match your bows to your outfits 🙂

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Meredith

Meredith blogs at The Mom of the Year, where she dedicatedly earns her title one epic parenting fail at a time, offering quick, relatable laughs for fellow parents and all their empathizers. She has been part of several best-selling anthologies, featured on prominent sites such as Huffington Post, In the Powder Room and BlogHer, and loves her role as the Executive VP/Operations Manager of The BlogU Conference. When she's not breaking up fights over Legos and juice boxes, she remains fully committed to sharing a less serious look at the world of parenting.

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