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Parvinder kaur Mom of a 6 yr 3 m old girl 5 years ago

stereotyping is what which is being there since so long, back to our parents and their parents and their parents. Even in developed countries,during baby gender revealing, they use pink and blue sort of stuff to reveal the gender. That means it is there in our every gate of mind. This is some sort of thing which is prejudiced. if a baby wears headband that definitely means is a girl. and if it doesn't happen, our frst question then why is he wearing so.
Change can be brought in from the very basic thing. pink and blue can not define being girl or boy, as blood vl be red only, cannot bring in any change in its color then who vl decide a proto color to define gender.

Megha Mom of a 6 yr 4 m old girl 5 years ago

unconscious biasing is totally unacceptable for kids.
Babies food,sleep,parenting,joy, sorrows, education are not determined by gender.
how a colour or toy or a behaviour can decide what my kids gender is?

Arun Sharma Father of a 6 yr 3 m old girl 5 years ago

blue or pink kids are always kids

jayalata sharma Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

I totally disagree with this.. anyone from child to adult can choose any colour be pink or blue..

shraddha dagwal Mom of a 6 yr 6 m old boy 5 years ago

I don't believe in this & After delivery my husband buy all useful things in pink colour for our boy b'coz we totally disagree with boy as blue & girl as pink

amitachourey Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

I dont believe in this because color doesn't deside the sex so why we use this my daughter loves blue color so what .

Mohammed Azhar Hussain Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

stereotyping the colours is not at all good
I don't believe in this
I have bought all colours apparels and foot wear to my kids
pink t shirt for my boy

Sakshi Bhatnagar Guardian of 4 children 5 years ago

whatever be the people's thought my daughter's fav. color is blue...and it's totally great...

Shilpi Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

I don't blv in the so called Society concept of "Pink for gals" & "Blue for boys." How can we differentiate between colours? It's so ridiculous for us to teach our kids that Pink is for gals n Blue for boys. We say that girls n boys r equal n on the other hand we ourselves r teaching that they r not equal. My daughter is 5.5 yrs old but I have never discuss all these with her. She herself decide which is her fav color n m happy that her fav color is not "Pink" but "Red"😊 Small things play a very big role in our life n I think this small differentiation of colors can do the same with kids.

Monkibub Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

children are very impressionable. we should try to never apply our reservations and judgements on them. they should decide them for themselves. if anything, in the very early days around 1915~, blue was actually a girl's colour. who knew!?! let kids be kids!

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