Pretty.Little.Things – Favourite Colour

Francesca is 15 months old so I am perfectly aware that she doesn’t have a say in what her favourite colour is… but please let me indulge in a bit of gender stereotyping for a minute. Frankie is lucky enough to have olive skin and lots of dark hair and what compliments these features better than pink!

 Whilst I was enjoying my first shower post-labour Dean was getting Francesca dressed, I had specifically packed lots of pink (and white just incase they’d got the sex wrong!) sleepsuits but at the last minute I’d panic packed some more bits aswell. When I emerged from the shower Dean had somehow managed to pick out the one non-pink sleepsuit and dressed her in it – it was yellow. Like I said before Francesca has olive skin and at the time she had a touch of jaundice so she basically looked like a scrunched up banana!

The jaundice stuck around until she was 4/5 weeks old and the only thing that seemed to tone down her yellowy skin was pink, and  we haven’t looked back since! I also found all the pink clothes came in handy during those awkward conversations with strangers in the first few weeks, “What a perfect bbb-ggg-rrr-yy-baby!”, considering she was dressed head to toe in pink they had no excuse to call her a ‘handsome chap’!

7 thoughts on “Pretty.Little.Things – Favourite Colour

  1. Lisa

    I dressed Holly in pink most of the time and she had a pink umbrella stroller when she was a bit older, she still get called a boy!!

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  2. mummydaddyme

    I had Mads in a pink carseat, in a pink babygrow and under a pink blanket with hearts on and someone said ‘what a gorgeous little man.’  I wasn’t offended, only baffled as to how stupid someone could be!  Although maybe they were colour blind! ;)  Gorgeous photos of Francesca.  And it made me laugh about the bit about her being a scrunched up banana! x

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