Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

No that\'s not true how can u define whether blue for boys pink for girls it\'s absolutely wrong in today\'s generation all men and women are equal either it may be in clothing or it may be in career don\'t ask such things to partiate them

Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

yesterday i cancelled one item. baby hug. but my account bqlance is now 1300/-. it will be671/- . because one item is taken by me. but one cancelled. total amount 1300/- . why it is show this balance. please know me.

Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

That\'s true.... U will struggle to core if want to buy any 😉 ther color than pink for girls and blue for boys

Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

I don\'t believe this..... I like to see my angle in all possible colours available not always want buy pink cloths to her... this discrimination create more in this generation... I remember my child hood boy or girl we used to play together for all sorts of games.....

Stereotyping Kids from Childhood

stereotyping still happens though it\'s absolutely a crap thing to do.. you go to a shop and ask for a toy and in return they ask you if the child is a boy or a girl..I\'m not tired of fighting back asking them what\'s the difference... on this website itself there is so much of differentiation in clothes and other stuff, I love first cry but I do have to check in boys clothes as well to get smart prints for my daughter, girl clothes are all the typical prints and colours... stop reading those princess stories to any of the kids..it unnecessary puts pressure on the boys to be physically strong to combat a dragon or girls who think they don\'t need to be rescued are often termed as Tom boy...what is a Tom boy...I think this word needs to be banned..so often parents take pride in calling their daughters Tom boys..why can she not be a strong smart and fearless girl..why is that a Tom thing ? and boyish activities ...who defines what is boyish and girlish..and why the bifurcation.. to be honest today I feel most mom\'s are doing great grooming their daughter to be totally independent in almost all aspects of life but we still are bringing up our sons in the traditional way..if this does not change ..they will struggle when they grow up and have to live with each other with this imbalanced upbringing...while most daughter\'s are learning karate how many sons know to roll a chapati ??