I agree with the comments which point out that there's a business running behind these pics. Moreover, I keep on feeling uncomfortable with parents sharing children's pics on social medias, specially if these children might be in a delicate situation. I wouldn't call this 'good parenting'.

Your post claims that you are "indifferent" wether or not folks agree with you yet as soon as someone states a differing opinion you seem to take offense and have a lot to say to the offending party...

This seems like more of an ad for the photographer.

My kids are over 18 and I ask their permission before posting their photos to social media. Once posted, the pictures are forever available to colleges, employers, broken-hearted ex's, mean kids, nice kids, etc.

And you are doing great, as long as he feels he is being loved and respected anything else matters :)

I am happy my mum didn't have internet back in the day and couldn't have posted my pictures online without asking.

This is my first comment on Bored Panda. The kid looks so happy! So very happy! And he has a Thom Yorke look to him in one of the pictures :)

It's good to see, I always feel gender equality falls short in terms of boys clothing options. I wish men didn't dress so boring.

My 3 yr old asks me to do make-up for him and paint his nails. I don't see the problem. I makes him happy. Problems with stuff like this from nail Polish and make-up to dresses arise when PEOPLE decided it's not okay. Says who? People, wether they are 3 years old, 30 or 60 should be left to be who they are WITHOUT nasty s**t thrown their way. No harm is being done to anyone. If people didn't make a big deal about people being what they class as different there wouldn't be a problem to begin with. It would be the norm in everyone's eyes. Media and society plays a massive part in this as to what is seen as acceptable

There isn't enough space to write everything I wanted to say.... but in short you are truly amazing parents!

Cute kid. Doesn't matter what he wears

Relax! Why the long rant? She's making it bigger than it is and creating problems when there's none. It's just a 5 year old boy who wears dresses sometimes.

Bichinha!

If he is happy is all that matters

He's cute

This kinda seems like click bait (the bait being the anti-establishment pics) in order to make a mountain out of an ant hill. If I saw you and your son in the store I wouldn't judge or think twice about it, my 4 year old girl would question it, I'd explain (the same way I do about death, ghosts, and racism), and life would go on : )

When I was a kid if I had worn dresses, I would have been beaten up at school and spanked at home. I would have been a complete pariah for the rest of the time I was in that area. It's not perfect now, but looking at how it was 20 years ago compared to how it is now, we're heading in the right direction. There will always be judgmental people. But we're getting there. You should be proud of him. He looks so happy.

The world needs more parents like you. Love your children for who they are.

He's gorgeous and handsome at the same time

This is so amazing! You are doing a great job at parenting and he is such a beautiful child. Keep up the good work!

What an adorable kid. Whatever decision he makes growing up, he'll always be grateful to you for letting him wear and do whatever he wants.

Something I don't understand is how females can wear "boy" clothes but not vice versa?! It's freaking CLOTHES!!

You are a trailblazer; a true progressive. He's chosen to wear colourful and beautiful dresses. Kids love colour. Your son's very happy dressing in what are identified as girls' clothes. Also he's happy as he sees you happy. He's happy you dress him as a little ballerina - kids love movement and roleplay. You being the happy parent you want to be's important - it's authentic; he will be raised well in your loving home as the best version of himself. You're giving him options showing him what it is like to be a girl. This will mean he will get on better with his future sis. He will be less focused on girls as 'other', thus less distracted/not waste time as boys naturally do playing with their toys when they are teens. My aunt/elder sisters raised me as a girl so I can identify with your son. I was/am happy. We've 'girls first' in U.K - girls many privileges; boys strict rules/hard punishment. So I was ok with being a girl. Will you introduce yr son to bralettes/makeup/heels/ pantyhose?

GREAT, IF WE ALL WERE ABLE TO SET OURSELVES AS FREE AS YOU HAVE YOUR SON THE CURRENT SITUATION WOULD NOT BE AS IT IS!! GOOD FOR AND ON YOU 1

Her son is a freak and so is she. She's a terrible business woman, a scammer, mentally ill and doesn't even take good photos.

Kells' Natural Photography run by Crystal Kells (Crystal Wright) is a photography "business" run out of Ancaster/Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Not a very professional one! Crystal Kells begs for likes and reviews on facebook. Whenever someone leaves a real review, usually one star, she either deletes the review or responds to it by reacting like a child throwing a temper tantrum including having her relative Madeline Wright come after the reviewer. Actually, Madeline Wright has no content on her facebook page so I can't help but assume this is Crystal Kells under a fake account. Also, if you post a negative and accurate review of Crystal Kells, her poor services and terrible customer service, she has her minions report it until it is removed then defames you all over the Internet and harasses you. Crystal Kells is mentally ill. Avoid this woman at all costs! She does not deserve your business.

My opinion is if you truly thought this was no big deal why would it be blog worthy. I would never post photos of my child acting a way I thought might have an impact on her future life into an adult or even high school. Children's in fact photos of their butts or playing naked in the rain is cute, do we post them on the internet? Not because honestly we think it would bother most people but because it would embarrass them as an adult. Honestly not because we KNOW it will but because it COULD. I have photos of my daughter going potty as a very small child. It was VERY cute seeing her sitting there on that big potty, did it show anything NOPE it didn't but I won't post it because she MIGHT not like it later. So though I have no problem with these pictures I have plenty of my daughter dressing as a man and my son as a girl I would never take the chance of offending them later just because I could or to prove a point to anyone or even just for me. I just wouldn't...

You are selling out your son to make a buck. You are sickening parents. Be prepared for lots of psychiatric bills as this boy gets older. Oh, and read this: http://moonbattery.com/?p=85010.