Does This Crib Look 2 Girly 4 a Baby Boy?

I don't think it really matters because all your baby needs is a comfortable and safe place to sleep and play. I would choose safety and function over aesthetics because that is what is most important. The color seems fine, as it is gender neutral and if you don't like the ruffles, you can also take them out or redesign the crib somehow. If you look at most other underdeveloped nations, families do not care what color or shape the crib is in, just as long as it's safe and comfortable. Additionally, your baby will most likely grow out of it giving you an opportunity to redefine his sleeping space. Hope this helps!