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Do dad's care if baby gear looks feminine?

October 2012 in Dads & Dads-to-be

How important is it to you to have baby gear that is more masculine looking? As I search for baby gear, it all seems to use feminine colors and floral patterns. Would you purchase additional gear that is designed more towards the male taste? For example, would you buy an extra baby carrier that is more masculine looking in order to not have to carry your wife's feminine carrier?

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