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futuremommy
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Too girlish?
We won't be finding out the gender of our baby. I LOVE this bedding, I think it's adorable, but I think it might be too girlish.
What do you think (I wouldn't have the pink sheet obviously, and probably would not do the dust ruffle either)
Pottery Barn bedding
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Posted 3/13/08 12:43 PM  |
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neener1211
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Re: Too girlish?
If you use a green sheet, it might work...but the pink sheet won't fly if you have a boy.
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| Posted 3/13/08 12:44 PM |
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headoverheels
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Re: Too girlish?
i agree with neener... it's babyish, not girlish, and very cute, but definitely use a white or green sheet.
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| Posted 3/13/08 12:45 PM |
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futuremommy
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Re: Too girlish?
ooh, thanks - I was sure everyone would think it was too girlish.
Actually it's the dam butterflies! I think the grasshoppers are kind of boyish and the ladybugs are kind of girlish, but they balance one another out. Maybe I should rip out the butterflies...or embroider some worms! 
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| Posted 3/13/08 12:51 PM |
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MelToddJulia
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Re: Too girlish?
See I have the same problem, and I wanted to decorate the nursery before the baby came, just so its one less thing to do, but lots of the neutral bedding either looks to boyish or to girlish, so we are going to wait till the baby is here, I'd rather have something I really love!
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| Posted 3/13/08 12:59 PM |
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MayMommy
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Re: Too girlish?
I think so, sorry
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:01 PM |
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NewlyMrs
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Re: Too girlish?
I have to agree with the others, if you emphasize the green more, I think it could work.
that is one of their sets I love!
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:02 PM |
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jennyb
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Re: Too girlish?
Posted by futuremommy
ooh, thanks - I was sure everyone would think it was too girlish.
Actually it's the dam butterflies! I think the grasshoppers are kind of boyish and the ladybugs are kind of girlish, but they balance one another out. Maybe I should rip out the butterflies...or embroider some worms!
Yeah get started on that needlework  
I think if you changed the sheet it would work. very cute.
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:22 PM |
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avamamma
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Re: Too girlish?
I'm sorry, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but to me it is more for a girl.
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:25 PM |
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mcl916
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Re: Too girlish?
Definately girly, sorry 
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:26 PM |
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Saltricia
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Re: Too girlish?
yeah i think it may a bit girly!! very cute though!!
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:30 PM |
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aliwnec10
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Re: Too girlish?
Posted by MayMommy
I think so, sorry
I think it's too girlish, even without the pink sheet and using a green sheet. I don't know... floral of any kind symbolizes girl to me. Sorry. 
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| Posted 3/13/08 2:38 PM |
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