Mickey Mouse for Halloween

SoMDGirl42

SoMDGirl42

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My daughter, age 2 1/2, has decided she wants to be Mickey Mouse for Halloween. I've tried talking her into Minnie Mouse, but she insists, "NO! MICKEY MOUSE".

Any one care to place bets on how many times I have to explain "he" is really a she? :doh:
 
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KWAK

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My daughter WANTED to be Mickey Mouse - but I told her that Mickey Mouse was a boy, so she couldn't be that. Aren't I a rotten mom??? So she settled for Minnie Mouse - the same costume from last year actually. I guess I should be glad she's still young and doesn't care about being the same thing two years in a row! (Even though I tried talking her out of that one, too!)
 
jlfree25

jlfree25

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Just put the bow on her head and tell everyone she dressed up as minnie, who dressed up as mickey.
 
SoMDGirl42

SoMDGirl42

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cattitude said:
I guess I just don't understand the issue. :lol:
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:lmao: I so wish I knew where you lived. I'd make it a point to bring her over and when you comment that he is sooooo cute, I'd have to point out that SHE is cute and Mickey doesn't have a penis.
 
cattitude

cattitude

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SoMDGirl42 said:
:lmao: I so wish I knew where you lived. I'd make it a point to bring her over and when you comment that he is sooooo cute, I'd have to point out that SHE is cute and Mickey doesn't have a penis.
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Why? It's a costume. My boys wore pumpkin suits, clown suits, even a bunny suit. You couldn't tell whether they were a boy or girl when they were two and dressed in their costume. :yay:
 
SoMDGirl42

SoMDGirl42

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jlfree25 said:
Just put the bow on her head and tell everyone she dressed up as minnie, who dressed up as mickey.
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HalfAngel said:
My daughter WANTED to be Mickey Mouse - but I told her that Mickey Mouse was a boy, so she couldn't be that. Aren't I a rotten mom??? So she settled for Minnie Mouse - the same costume from last year actually. I guess I should be glad she's still young and doesn't care about being the same thing two years in a row! (Even though I tried talking her out of that one, too!)
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awwwww
cattitude said:
Why can't the kid just dress up as who she wants...which is Mickey Mouse?
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:yay: She will be Mickey
 
MysticalMom

MysticalMom

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My almost 60 year old Mother was Mickey Mouse for Halloween Last year. And Daisy Duck the year before that. :lol:

Better a girl as Mickey than a boy as Minnie. :wink:
 

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edisspecial

edisspecial

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jlfree25 said:
I think that she will be a cute Mickey. When my cousin was little she was determined that she wanted to be a cowboy not a cowgirl.
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Yeah it's fine. My brother used to run around in dresses and take my moms jewelry until he was about ten and he's a perfectly normal person. I think.:lmao:
 
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kris31280

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Heh... my son wanted to be a kitty. I thought it was a little girly and tried to talk him out of it... didn't work. Took him to Target, though, showed him the available choices for costumes (including a lion) and he decided he'd rather be a monkey :yahoo:
 
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lil_daisy

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If it's only a costume, what's the big deal? It's one night, dress up, a flashlight or glow stick, candy, give or take a half hour... maybe she'll run around in it for a week later. Then christmas will run around and you'll have kodak to thank for remenbering her second Halloween.. It's something to cherish.

Enjoy it.
 
DanceMom

DanceMom

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My daughter, who is 3, once again wants to be a princess - she choose the Aurora Costume and can't wait to wear it.

My boy, 2, is going to be a race car driver.

Makes no difference to me....as long as the kids are happy.
 
hotmomma

hotmomma

mmmmhmmmmm
It wouldnt bother me if someone thought my daughter was a boy just cause she was wearing Mickey. If they told me he was cute, I would just say thanks. No explanation needed. Just gimme some candy:biggrin:
 
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