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to be fed up with the amount of pink!

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Sunshine78 · 12/03/2007 12:55

I am a mum to a dd and a ds. I just wanted to know why some people now who have dd have to have everything in bright pink as if to say look at me I've got a girl. Am I the only one who feels the pink explotion in shops is a bit sexist towards boys? Anything you can buy also comes in pink. There also seems to be more girls clothes/toys in the shops than boys. Sorry if this offends some but I would like to know why people want everything to be pink?

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ipanemagirl · 13/03/2007 17:22

but why does my sis think it matters if I give her dd a present in blue paper?
Does she think it will damage her own gender identity??? !!
I mean why would anyone want to reinforce that whole pink thing any more than the whole of society already does??

yellowrose · 13/03/2007 17:28

Unfortunatley the shops collude with society to tell us that boys wear blue and girls wear pink. It is up to us to rebel

BizzyDint · 13/03/2007 17:31

i went to mothercare to buy dd a travel cot the other day and the choice (in my price range) was grey or pink. we chose grey.

i then looked in early learning for a push along trike. the choice was green and blue or pink. we chose green and blue.

she does have a few pink things. a pink coat for example. most of her other stuff is along the lines of pumpkin patch. i quite like all the yellow and green stuff next have at the moment, and their red white and blue 'french' looking stuff.

yellowrose · 13/03/2007 17:37

Yellow and Green are fab on any child - thumbs up to that !

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