Pink Wash

When Paige was first born, Jeff and I  tried to mostly buy unisex clothing, mostly because we could use it with the next kid no matter what, but also because we both disliked the idea of a solid pink closet. The more we went shopping though, the more we discovered that gender-neutral clothes tend to be really boring or ugly, and everyone thought Paige was a boy, even if she also had a bow on her head. So we ventured into gendered clothes, but shied away from lots of pink or purple.

Somewhere along the line though, we started having to sort laundry into lights, darks, and pinks. We'd developed the pink wash. We've tried various methods of treatment, but with only limited success. Our doctor recommended we seek counseling and learn to cope, since it looks like our case of pink wash only continue to grow, along with our tutus and tea parties--we're having twin girls.

On the other hand, this is really, really cute:

Three little Tucker girls, huh? We're super excited. Yay girls!