<p align="left">Here&#39;s what I think:</p><p align="left">While I have made the choice to have my children in the public eye (by posting photos of them online and referring to them using their real names), I do have limits to what I will share.&nbsp;</p><p align="left">I believe in parenting with the child&#39;s best interest in mind and make sure they aren&#39;t affected in the future by something I&#39;ve said or shared about them.</p><p align="left">I don&#39;t have a problem with a little boy (mine or someone elses) mimicking his mother by having his toenails painted. Pink, blue or any other color. In fact I have a friend who takes her son to the nail salon with her for dark blue nail polish colored manicures. I don&#39;t think any little boy will &quot;become&quot; gay or transgender because of some nail polish. </p><p align="left">Having an interest in things you see your mother do is just part of growing up. But personally, I would only take my daughter to the nail salon to get her fingernails painted. And I would only share a photo of my daughter getting a manicure (she doesn&#39;t get pedicures yet). </p><p align="left">Why? I feel society can be vicious and cruel and I wouldn&#39;t want my child targeted because of an interest they may have today but could change tomorrow or next week. </p><p align="left">Kudos to Jenna Lyons for not caring what others think and for making her five year old son Beckett (who loves the color pink) happy because as mothers we all want our children happy. </p><p align="left">Agree or disagree with me? Tweet me <a href="http://www.twitter.com/savvymommy" target="_blank">@SavvyMommy</a>  or post your opinon on the <a href="http://www.facebook.com/savvymommy" target="_blank">Savvy Mommy Facebook fan page</a>. <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000VEQU7M/islandtravela-20"></a>  </p><div align="left">   </div><p class="contestinfo" align="left"> Disclosure: I was voted &quot;Most Likely to Be a J.Crew Model&quot; in high school. About 80% of my wardrobe in high school was purchased from J. Crew. I was a walking brand spokesperson without being paid. While I never appeared in a J. Crew catalog as a model, you never know what the future may hold.</p>