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Stereotyping Kids from Childhood
Pink is meant for Girls, Dolls are meant for Girls ,You Don't need to cry at every small things happening! You need to be tough to handle all the situations. These few Things Children are told quite often during their Childhood.Hey Parents Do you Feel we are stereotyping kids from Childhood?What's your Point on this share it in the comments below. 
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Rashimitha Mom of a 2 yr 8 m old girl 1 Year ago
not pink is girl & blue is boy
both are equal
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Nazneen Guardian of a 1 yr 4 m old girl 1 Year ago
We shouldn't differentiate between those things, it depends on the individual wat they choose.
We should not impose these things in a child , which may eventually can create impact In the childs life... let them choose what they want,where they have happiness . #stopstereotype. It's not between pink or blue nor boy or a girl,it's all about the child... so both are equal!
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Nazneen Guardian of a 1 yr 4 m old girl 1 Year ago
We shouldn't differentiate between those things, it depends on the individual wat they choose.
We should not impose these things in a child , which may eventually can create impact In the childs life... let them choose what they want,where they have happiness . #stopstereotype. It's not between pink or blue nor boy or a girl,it's all about the child... so both are equal!
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Nazneen Guardian of a 1 yr 4 m old girl 1 Year ago
We shouldn't differentiate between those things, it depends on the individual wat they choose.
We should not impose these things in a child , which may eventually can create impact In the childs life... let them choose what they want,where they have happiness . #stopstereotype. It's not between pink or blue nor boy or a girl,it's all about the child... so both are equal!
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BHAWNA ZALKE Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
stereotyping i m not bleveing just like pink is girl and blue is for boy . both are equal .
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Shaguftha Sulthana Mom of a 1 yr 8 m old girl 1 Year ago
equal to all
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Rimabahen Krunalkumar Desai Mom of a 6 yr 8 m old girl 1 Year ago
blue
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Ambika Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago
Choosing colour or doll is not predefined. Every child is unique and they are having their own choices. Sterotypes can have a significant impact on a child's psychological, emotional, and social development. It links to their self-perception, self-esteem, social attitudes, and academic performance.
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Sheetal Godara Mom of a 3 yr 5 m old boy 1 Year ago
both are equal bacche ko koi bhi colour ka clothes wear krne k baad cute hi lagte h
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Sonali Laskar Mom of a 3 yr 2 m old girl 1 Year ago
equal
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Stereotyping Kids from Childhood
Pink is meant for Girls, Dolls are meant for Girls ,You Don't need to cry at every small things happening! You need to be tough to handle all the situations. These few Things Children are told quite often during their Childhood.Hey Parents Do you Feel we are stereotyping kids from Childhood?What's your Point on this share it in the comments below. 
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