Boy Moms Unite ✊

How to I say “no” to my boys at playing mommy and daddy. It was my oldest boy who asked and my 2 little one of course don’t think about that yet.. they are 5, 4, and 2.. but it was my 2 older ones who were present… It’s not something I see the need for them to play. Just asking for advice not personal opinion.. I’m a boy mom and will raise them as the young gentleman they should be

My Libra king 🥹❤️

We have two girls aged 21 and 7 and we found out yesterday that our little wriggler is a boy. I'm so used to girls and was so convinced we'd have a girl, that I think I'm still in shock. Is anyone else currently expecting a boy?

I feel so guilty about this, but we found out we are having a baby boy yesterday and I am so upset about it. I was hoping for a girl, i knew it might be a boy, I didn’t think I would be this upset about having a boy. I feel like I’m stereotyping my baby who hasn’t even come into the world yet. I know he will be his own unique self and that his gender won’t define that. But I’m just so scared of toxic masculinity in this world when he is older. Any tips on how to get over this gender disappointment? I know I’ll love him when he is born, but I’m feeling so disconnected from him right now and I don’t know how to make it better. It’s so strange because before I got pregnant I always wanted a baby boy and only when I got pregnant I started hoping for a girl. I know this a group of boy moms so hoping some of your experience can bring me out of this funk!

Would like to find mom's who either have an autistic child or understand autism.