Harry frowned slightly at the question, glancing to his right as he considered it. "Um, actually - if any - it has been easier than expected," he eventually said, as he once again met Draco's eyes. Harry inattentively folded his hands, fidgeting slightly with his fingers as a smile slowly appeared on his lips. "I'd like to think that he's very comfortable in his skin. He's very obviously mixed, so I think that because he recognizes himself in a lot of my friends, I don't know, I don't think he can think of a feature he doesn't already have? At least he's not stumbled upon it yet."<br/>Harry stopped for a moment, watching Draco as he wondered if that made any sense. As he couldn't think of any other way to describe it, Harry continued with a soft exhale. "It's different with his hair; He's a natural brunet, but he prefers ginger hair - because of the time he spend with the Weasley's, I suppose - and his teachers thinks that's his natural hair colour. He's had some periods with brightly coloured hair, but I'm just guessing that the other parents think I'm<span style="font-style: italic">that</span>dad who let's his five year old dye his hair." Harry couldn't help but grin at that. "But he's very understanding, he knows that there are some things he can't do around his classmates."