Gender stereotypes are when certain characteristics, such as preferring a colour or an activity, are applied to an entire gender. For example, ‘all girls like pink’ is a very common stereotype.
Let clothes be clothes statement:
Stereotypes like this can often be limiting to young people. They can split the population into male and female and can make people feel uncomfortable about enjoying things that are not perceived as being ‘normal’ for their gender.
This can influence choices of toys, colours, hobbies, subjects studied and even career paths."
Let Toys be Toys statement:
Let Toys Be Toys is asking the toy and publishing industries to stop limiting children’s interests by promoting some toys and books as only suitable for girls, and others only for boys.
Toys are for fun, for learning, for stoking imagination and encouraging creativity. Children should feel free to play with the toys that most interest them.
Isn’t it time that shops stopped limiting children’s imagination by telling them what they ought to play with?
The answer is simple – we’re asking retailers, booksellers and manufacturers to sort and label toys and books by theme or function, rather than by gender, and let the children decide which toys they enjoy best.
Yep, these are terrible terrible transphobic campaigns to align with 
Ask yourself, readers of this thread, who's agenda needs children to sign-up to strict gender stereotypes in what you play with and what you wear?