Based on clothes only, is this baby a boy or a girl?

[AFewScrewsLucy]

Just need an unbiased opinion.

I would say a girl purely because of the frilled edging on the top. Everything else about the outfit is fairly neutral.

Boy, plenty of blue in the cot bedding!

Girl

Could be either but I think those are baby boy trousers, due to the cut of the trousers.
So boy.

Girl

I'd have said either a girl, or a second-born boy. (Sorry DS, you didn't care at that age, and a top's a top...)

Girl based on the top the trousers could be either

The t-shirt has frilly bits, so I would say girl (despite the trousers being more boyish)

Girl

Boy

The colours are unisex but the top has a frill edge so I'd say girl.

Ugh. Are we still having to do the 'pink/pastel is for girls' thing?

I would say girl, but I know you're going to tell us it's a boy.

Girl due to the frilly hem/sleeve.

Either? who cares?

Girl

People really are very strange.
DS was dressed in the most stereotypical pale blue and white Baby boys stuff when he was small, everyone thought he was a girl, it was comedic.
DD conversely wore the pink and white, she was accused of being a silicone reborn baby DOLL by strangers on multiple occasions .
Dont give people a second thought. You just cant even behind to wonder what goes on in people's heads!

Why does it matter!?

Girl

I’d guess girl. Not rtft yet!

The clothes are more girl than boy but DS got hand me downs from various friends kids, both girls and boys, a lot of which are now being used by DD. I would happily put either of them in that outfit, so would not assume girl.

If I met you at a baby group I'd probably just say 'what a lovely baby' then wait to see if you referred to them as he / she, or said a name that gave it away.

Well it's definitely a baby of some sort.

Girl

I got this all the time with my dd. When she was about two weeks old I took her out to the shops wearing just a pink bodysuit. A woman standing near me looked at dd and asked how old "he" was. When she was a year old we went somewhere with her dressed in a stripy black and white top, coral trousers and coral shoes with a huge flower on the top of each one. She also had a headband on. A man walking by said to his family "ah...look at Little Lord Fauntleroy over there" pointing at my dd.

At first look from afar I thought boy, at the colours looked a but vegetable in palette. When I clicked on the picture I changed my mind to girl because of the pom-poms.