How Good (or Bad) of a Mama Have You Been This Year?

C'mon, people! We can't sit around and wax religious all week long. What's mother's day without a glass dildo and a vibrator that plugs into your iPod, I say?

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Settle an Argument for me and the huz. Are these shoes girly or European? Added: Click this link for a pic of them on my son!

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Comments

[Sara]

Don't know enough about european shoes but they're definitely NOT girly. I'd put them on my son :-)

[RubiaLala]

Those are so so so cute and not girly at all!

[ImpostorMom]

I think those shoes are adorable on Drew.

[Mom101]

PS I like the shoes. Especially in brown. But then I'm gay.

[Mom101]

Those sheets are hilarious.

Also an excellent way to be happy that your six year old isn't reading yet.

[Belinda]

I just wanted to be tacky and say that I'm hoping, just for my own entertainment, that the result of the J&J gift survey is just all vibrators, all the time. That would be hilarious.

[Heather]

Those are very European. I wouldn't put them on a boy over the age of 2, though.

[K]

European. But then I put leather t-strap shoes and knee socks on my boy anytime we're dressing him up for something. So perhaps my perspective is a bit skewed.

[Pendullum]

I would say European...
And now all you need to do is get him some Prada sunglasses and maybe a MacLaren racing shirt and he is ready for Monacco!

[Leeanthro]

I was going to say nautical. I think they are cute!

And my family is from Italy and the men there wear sandals that in America might be considered girly.

So I guess my answer is European.

[Kimberly C]

European. I wouldn't feel bad for putting them on a boy, they look like boyish t straps. Oddly enough, in the south, t- straps (kinda like Mary Janes but with a... t strap) are for boys. Usually with John-john's. Neither of which I really like, but... whatever, right?

Long winded to say, I likes them.

[Nic]

European, totally boy appropriate. Love the Mother's Day ideas - I'm sending them on to dear hubby.

[Baby In Broad]

I'd put the brown ones on my boy, but the brighter colors are definitely a little on the girly side.

[Phoenix]

I think they look adorable in that outfit he had on. But in general, they look a bit girly.

[LiteralDan]

I posted over at Reviews and News, but I'll post here, too, that I think they're girly, but in blue they're not the girliest thing I've seen on a boy.

I wouldn't put them on my son, but if my wife did, people might just assume we're European, like so many people in our neighborhood.

[prescott]

Girly or European... wait, there's a difference?

[juliamarlene]

I looked at the site for the shoes first. Girly. Saw them w/Drew's Gymboree outfit - we own the adorable sweater vest - and LOVED the shoes with that particular outfit. Too cute.

[Angie in Texas]

depending on the color, those shoes are european or girly.

[Christy]

Geez. Those are adorable on him. I'm going with European!

(I love how you transition from Religious discussions to Mominatrix fun so seamlessly. It's why I keep coming back!!)

[Kate]

Siding with the huz after checking out both photos. Sorry.

[Erin]

European. Definitely not girly. That said, I do love Vincent shoes for my daughter - not that particular style of course, because they're not girly! She's had several pairs and they are extremely sturdy and durable. Love them.

[Lora]

I have to go with girly...they look an awful lot like Mary Janes.

[M&Co.]

Girly.

[TheFeministBreeder]

Girly... they look like Mary Janes.

[jen]

I think those shoes are terribly cute. I would call those shoes very fashion forward. Not girly at all, although I would slap 'em on my girl in an instant.

[JKK]

I think they could be for boys or girls. Not too girly at all!

[alison]

The t-strap makes them girly to me. I wouldn't put them on my son. :(

[Dirkey]

I'm going with girly on the shoes. Maybe they are different when with an outfit.

[Veronica]

Yeah, that *should* say glass.

Need more sleep.

[Lisa]

I'd say European. If my DS was still small I'd buy a coulpe pair for him !

[Veronica]

You are in my head, I totally blogged about gladd dildos and ipod vibes a few weeks back.

True.

[Susan]

Sorry, (assuming your opinion is the opposite), but I'm going to have to go with girly.

[Amanda]

OMG, a vibrator that plugs into your ipod? Seriously? I've seen the glass dildos. One with a description that it's art you can display in your home. Yeah right. Like I'd want the parents (either side) to see that on our bookshelf when they come to visit.

The shoes are definitely girly. I've got 2 boys and wouldn't put those on either of them over the age of 6 mos.