Help!!!!! DS2 wants to be a WITCH for our halloween party!!

[TheLadyEvilStar]

yes DS2 a BOY he has chosen his outfit as well!!!

WWYD?

I would let him go as a witch.

Let him be a witch - he'll look fab!

Let him go as a witch. What is wrong with that?

Sorry I really don't see what the problem is.

this is what he wants with a witches hat

Let him. I'd be a bit but if he's already picked his outfit he obviously has given it thought! How old is he? can he get away with cute?

What is the issue? btw male witches are Warlocks.

What's the issue with him being a witch?!

I don't have a problem NORMALLY! but why can't he be a spider lol

He is about 3/4, isn't he? I would still let him go in it and laugh it off if anyone expresses surprise..

hmm i wouldn't say he has put thought into it he is 3yrs old. But he is adamnt he wants to be a witch

What's the big deal, let him be a witch

What's wrong with that? BTW quite a few men were executed for being witches in the real life medieval witch trials.

I like that outfit, it works! Isn't that a boy in the picture?

he is going to get mistaken for a girl with his curls

If you look at Harry Poter style witches and wizzard, the outfit is not that different for a boy or a girl really. a black cloak and a black pointy hat he can go as a witch and nobody will find thatweird at all IMHO.

Fantastic, I think its brilliant and very cute - how to be gender neutral. How old is he?

(from mother who is too lazy environmentally concious to purchase boys clothes for 10 week old and so is in pink baby grows with a few girlie female motives.

Sorry, missed your link with chosen outfit!

I'm sure he'll put people right!

Gory i can do the cloak etc but he wants a tutu style outfit!
I knew I shouldn't have bought him a pink my little pony duvet set!

Why don't you sort him out a cloak as well to go over the top? It's cold out there.

surely everyone expects small children to dress up in a hilarious variety of clothes/items?

He is 3. It really doesn't matter.

Cloak over the top is good!!

I don't mind for the party but trick or treating he will look a treat jeans tutu boots and a headband lol

When they're that little the only way gender is important is that is determines where's safe to stand if you have to take them to wee in a bush.

The tutu rocks.

EvilStar my DH (24 at the time) dressed up for Hallowe'en as a fairy. Yes a fairy. With pink fishnet tights, a pink tutu (made by him) a white top, wings and full make-up. He also dressed up as the guy from the gaybar video (along with a friend of his) which involved nothing but a pair of boxers and suspenders. He is quite a manly man. TBH I would love to have his confidence.

Let your DS go as whatever he wants. Dressing up is about being someone else anyway.