Ladies, I wanted to get your opinion 😁😄 I have a son, and I have some really nice, good-quality cl…

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Ladies, I wanted to get your opinion 😁😄 I have a son, and I have some really nice, good-quality clothes left from him – jackets, snowsuits for ages 1, 2, and 3. I always take really good care of clothes, everything is clean and in great condition. Now I have a daughter, and I'm wondering: can I put her in these clothes, or is it better to buy everything new for a girl? 🩷 What would you do – dress your daughter in your older son's clothes, or would you buy separate ones?
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Who's stopping you?
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Nikolenko Evgeniya
Vedeneva Yuliya No one, but is this normal? 😄🤭
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yankovskaya yuliya
Some things were passed down, some were bought. I also really love some items and still keep them)) Apparently, the fourth one will wear them too)
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Nikolenko Evgeniya
yankovskaya yuliya How wonderful! 🥹 And then there will be grandchildren 🥰 Lovely!
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Talantseva Evgeniya
I'm putting my son's things on her, she doesn't care right now. It's a blue winter snowsuit, so what? It's perfect! She'll have plenty of time for pink later. I'm not worried about it before she turns one.
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Tanya
something I left for my daughter and from my son. Really overtly boyish things? No, only if absolutely necessary.
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Nikolenko Evgeniya
Talantseva Evgeniya Yes, we also have a blue jumpsuit, and a black one... So, I guess I'll wash them all and put them on around my baby's first birthday 😄😅❤️
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Katerina
Yeah, mine used to wear it, but now she doesn't want to. She only wants pink stuff.
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Olya
Why shouldn't it be okay?
My daughter wore her brother's clothes – totally fine. Obviously, she didn't wear anything too "boyish," like with cars on it. But unisex clothes? Easy. What's more, I'm keeping her clothes for my son because she wears a lot of unisex stuff. We buy a lot from the men's section too.
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Tatyana K
If it's really boyish, I'd buy a new one. If it's neutral, I'd keep it for the younger one.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Vedeneva Yuliya It's okay
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Tamasyan Yuliya
Talantseva Evgeniya Agreed, up to a year is totally fine
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Valeriya
Yes, I dressed my daughter in my son's clothes. My kids have the same age gap. I did buy her some girly outfits, but she also wore some of his hand-me-downs. We did this until she was about 3. Now, at 12, she goes through his closet herself and picks out things she likes that he's outgrown.
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Olya
A white hat with a bow and a blue onesie look like practical items, not untouchable marshmallows.
I just hate pink, and my daughter does too. There were very few pink things.
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Mataxari
Well, I'm not great with girl stuff 🤣 With my first, I had a blue jumpsuit with multi-colored polka dots. Everyone thought he was a girl. I didn't have any complexes about it. Now, this polka dot outfit is waiting for the little one 🤣
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Olya
Just added a comment about "to each their own".
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Mataxari
I just gave all my younger one's things to our friend. She's wearing them with pleasure. We did have a green snowsuit, though. But she wears it with a white hat. I need to ask if they call her a boy.
Last year we went to the seaside. My younger one was in regular boy shorts and t-shirts: white, blue, green. And the maid says: what a good girl you have. I say: yes, good, but her name is Dima 🤣
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