The stereotypes are alive and well here
Sewing – Photography – Food – Family
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The stereotypes are alive and well here
© 2024 The Land of K.A. | Sewing – Photography – Food – Family
Ha, that is too funny. And an awesome moment to capture.
Ok, now you make think how nice it would be have a little girl rather than a teenage one. 😉 However, my son is equally into the nerf guns, and somehow my husband seems all too happy to play along. LOL
Too funny!
What a perfect capture – LOVE this! And “they” say gender behaviour is totally taught….
Loooove everything about this photo.
LOL! perfection!!!!
I’m totally jealous Kai has a bigger nerf gun than Itty Bit and I…
I see a shopping trip in our future!!!! LOL
Oh goodness how I LOVE this.
It is true, really, it is.
Fabulous capture, Stacy.
Sadly I have to agree that in my experience the differences are totally innate. My friends and I gave our boys and girls the same kind of toys, non-violent DVDs and exemplary role models. When we reached the forest one day at the age of two, the boys instinctively picked up\sticks and started fight-mg.
I love this picture!
I am blown away by how it seems to be ingrained into the very DNA of most kids… I banned toy weapons from the house, and yet Itty Bit knew EXACTLY what to do with the Nerf sword in the store. And (ahem) Mr. Daddy did too. I have *not* broken up several Nerf sword fights between my “boys” at the store.
What a great shot – this belongs in a contest somewhere. Or as the visual for an article about gender differences!
That is too funny. Perfect photo of the differences between boys and girls!!
What a great capture Stacy!
That is perfect! And, yes, definitely true – my boys are boys to the core!