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Leon Gaune
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Michele Gardner
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01/06/2018
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AncientFaces
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02/12/2018
Look at those big eyes! SO adorable.
Karri Lyda
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02/12/2018
I was right. Boy. You can tell by the part in the hair.
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I was just reading yesterday about the origins of blue for a boy and pink for a girl, and that for a long time both boys and girls wore white. It seems counterintuitive because white on a baby seems like a recipe for disaster, but it was easier to bleach and use strong detergent on to get the inevitable stains out :)
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Hi, I just read and shared this too. But everyone was dressed the same back then.
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So they could share and hand-me-down! You'd think they would have chosen grey or brown indestructible garments for little ones, for stains and all, but we're lucky they were so pretty.
Missis Jonathan
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02/12/2018
One, it was easier to bleach. But they also didn’t have ultrasounds, so it was easier to make ONE collection of outfits, instead of a pink set and a blue set.🙂
Tracy Thurman
89 favorites
02/12/2018
I think it's a boy too, because of his hairstyle
Ree Young 
Linda Eaton
104 favorites
02/12/2018
A boy...I also looked at where the part was in his hair.
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Tamela Hinson
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02/13/2018
It was just on facebook a couple days ago......boys wore dresses because they grew so fast; dresses didn't have to be replaced as often
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