cow print marathon too "girly" for a boy?

steph410 · Mar 14, 2009

in your honest opinion, is the cowprint britax marathon too "girly" for a boy to use/sit in?

thanks!

snowbird25ca · Mar 14, 2009

I don't really think there's anything girly about the cowmoo print, I've always considered it gender neutral. :shrug-shoulders:

If I had to choose girly or boyish to label it, I'd be more likely to label it boy'ish if that makes you feel better?

mamabear · Mar 14, 2009

funny you ask...I was worried it would be to "boyish" for my girl!

LOL

Glad we got it though. I think it's neutral...

ketchupqueen · Mar 14, 2009

Yeah, I consider it neutral leaning toward boy too.

pastrygirl · Mar 14, 2009

It's great for a boy! My son loves his cow seat, and gets excited when he sees a "cow seat" in someone else's car, LOL!

arly1983 · Mar 14, 2009

In my opinion it is one of very few that is both fun and gender neutral.

lovinwaves · Mar 14, 2009

Great for both

emars002 · Mar 14, 2009

Before we got it I thought it might be too boyish for my DD but I think it is very gender neutral IMO

miraclebabies · Mar 14, 2009

very gender neautral

urchin_grey · Mar 14, 2009

Hmm. I've always thought of it as GN. I mean, its black and white and a farm animal print. LOL

And it was the one I was going to get before I decided on the TF instead, by the way.

ginny4 · Mar 14, 2009

gosh i love that cover. we have one. gender neutral for sure. my son ride sin it but my DD talks good things about it too

sweetfeet · Mar 14, 2009

I used it for both of my kids, a boy and a girl.

AllieCanada · Mar 14, 2009

I definitely consider it to be GN. I used it for both DS and DD although DD did prefer to use our AF cover more then the cow one

munchkin · Mar 14, 2009

Very gender neutral. M loved it when she first saw it (though she tends to pick pink covers now) and E is all smiles when he sees it on his seat.

Defrost · Mar 14, 2009

Where do you guys all live?

Around here it's pretty common to see people with cow-print VEHICLE seat covers. I do live in farm country, though. Or rather, in the town nearest farm country.

ETA: I think a lot of folks around here would pick a cow-moo cover for their child of either sex, simply because they couldn't find a John Deere cover.

skaterbabs · Mar 14, 2009

Honestly, for every "is it too girly?" post I've seen, I've seen a "is it too boyish?" post.

it's the only truly cute gender-neutral I know of on the market right now. Put a boy in it, and it's boyish. Put a girl in it and it's girly. :twocents:

Misty-Bug · Mar 14, 2009

I don't think so. I have a friend who has that seat for her three year old boy. now if it was pink and brown in a cow pattern I would say yes. But it is a cow.

Misty-Bug · Mar 14, 2009

Defrost said:
ETA: I think a lot of folks around here would pick a cow-moo cover for their child of either sex, simply because they couldn't find a John Deere cover.

now THAT would be a cover! JOHN DEERE! Cooper would love it. Wonder if SK would make one. lol. I am not about the cow print but I would definately consider the JD one

daniele_ut · Mar 14, 2009

Another vote for gender neutral. DS has ridden in our Cowmoo for the past 3 years and it's going to get handed down to dd when she outgrows her bright orange KeyFit someday. 13 months and counting. . .

NVMBR02 · Mar 14, 2009

Ds loves his cowmoo cover. So, no I don't think it is to girly at all.

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