Re "girl" and "boy" toys.
I am a 'Mumsnet panelist' and regularly fill in a load of little surveys. I have never win any of the £50 amazon prizes, but actually I have never minded that at all. I can do the little surveys easily on my phone in a few minutes, and I like to think that it's doing my bit to keep mumsnet getting bigger and better.
Until this afternoon.
Until I get a survey about toy cars and trucks to which I would only be elegible to answer if I had a son.
My daughter plays with similar cars and trucks. We know the make involved well. She has fantastic and reasoned opinions on the toys involved too (we tried the survey together - although I didn't submit it - I just answered the first question incorrectly and said she was a boy).
How can this possibly be right that mumsnet is allowing such sexist marketing to continue around 'girl' and 'boy' toys?
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