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My kids get really limited TV. They really don't get to watch it very often. But I did give in and let them watch Hannah Montana this week. Look at my three girls they were enthralled.

And yes that is a flower clip on Losiah. He would get so mad if I took it out.

Comments

[Linda Sue]

Happy Mother's Day Heather - You are a good mom - glad you had a sneak away for the weekend.

[Debbie Arnn]

re: Losiah's hairclip :-D

My son did the same thing about that age. I have pictures of him with all of Em's hair accessories in his hair at once! He also loved to put on her bathing suits. I wasn't worried about it too much when he was 2. What ELSE did he see but all this girly stuff? But by the time he turned four, Daddy told him that was enough of the bathing suits and hair do's.

[cathi]

establishing confidence in masculinity early. This brings further credibility to unigender underroos!! Bring. It. On!

[Crazy Daisy]

Love this! So adorable! :-)

There is a little something for you on my blog post for today... Just to show you how much I have enjoyed your blog (I could list 100's of reasons) !

And thanks for the link up on your side bar!

[JanMary, N Ireland]

My little red head son has two big sisters too (ages 10 and 8). He loves to have clips, bows and pony-tails. He also loves "anna" (Hannah Montannah) and sings along (sort of) to her songs.

[Shelia]

I was nine years old when my youngest brother was born. He was supposed to be a girl. Nobody seemed to understand that but me. I used to put my doll dresses on him....and take pictures. He is now 6'4" and all man. Doesn't seem to have hurt him a bit.

[Jackie]

Man, I hate the attitude that kids pick up from watching that show... it is funny though!

[Jacinda]

I can make you some more if you want, but I was thinking they would be for the girls.