Been sorting through clothes we were given by friends and family. Some of which were donated to us early on before we knew what we were having so we ended up with a mixture of boys and girls.
Some of what was boys stuff were a load of jeans for between 3 to 6 months in great condition. Deciding to keep them, my husband didn't like the idea of our daughter wearing something meant for boys. Looking at them. There is nothing decernable about them that makes it obvious they are for either gender and tbh children's jeans can be expensive.
Plus when she wearing girly tops with them, no one is going to notice and quite frankly she'll be out playing and getting mucky and I'd rather they do that in something that I'm happy for them to get dirty that I'll eventually get rid of or donate down the line than go out and buy brand new ones from the girls section.
I've thought about getting some cute patches like hearts and flowers to sew into the pockets and cuffs of the jeans to make them look a little more "girly" but I feel like my husband is being silly about this and isn't seeing the economical benefit and seems to be too hung up on the clothes being gender specific.
Not sure if there is any difference between boys and girls jeans when they're young. But Amy advice would be greatly appreciated.