Something ironic here is that Pink was traditionally a baby boy's color in the early 1900's because it was considered a watered down version of red. Blue was a baby girl's color because it was considered to be nurturing and calm. Kind of funny how those two switched and are enforced so strongly that it's deviant to deck a baby boy in pink nowadays.

only a true man can wear pink...

Written very well....

YDI for trusting your doctor, there is always a chance that its going to be the opposite sex, therefore, always buy unisex clothing for your baby.

I see nothing wrong with having pink things for a baby boy. What I do see as wrong is you having a problem with it. :

When you have a baby boy and you dress him in pink and you have a hundred people coming up to you in public saying "what a cute baby girl" and you have to keep saying "he's a boy" then you will understand why there is a problem with it, #373. And if you decide to stop correcting them and just start saying "thanks" or something by the time the kid is a year he will have gender confusion.

What the hell, the kid won´t mind :-)

Thats why u should get neutral colors

next time buy things that are for baby boys and girls because you never know. or you could do a little thing called RETURNING everything back dumb ass

if your sons penor was hardly noticable then he might have some complications when he tries getting some later down the road...