to wish companies would stop making PINK toys

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This popped up in one of my FB groups today. I really feel the mothers pain. My DD loved green when she was little and trying to find green dresses was a nightmare. At least when the princess and the frog came out, I had the option of getting her a green dress up outfit.

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Why on earth would boys 'generally like blue'? At what age? My son is 2 and likes pink and purple. He's never mentioned blue. A lot of his friends also like pink. It seems to be an appealing colour for little ones.
However, I do not like pink, and I buy the clothes, so he wears bold, bright colours. His sister does too. She gets mistaken for a boy daily, as it seems that unless a little girl is dressed in pink, most people are conditioned to think 'boy'.
Why are people so keen to deny this? I am so sick of all the gender stereotypical clothes and toys. It's so stupid and boring.

My daughters loose pink they are the most girly girls ever

My daughter loves pink but the dolls pram she picked was blue

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Mothercare DO do a blue dolls stroller. A quick search of Argos/smyths/Amazon and you'll find prams in every colour!