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Children are not defined by rigid gender stereotypes from "summary" of Parenting Beyond Pink & Blue by Christia Spears Brown

Our society has long been entrenched in the belief that boys should like blue and trucks, while girls should like pink and dolls. These gender stereotypes have been ingrained in us from a young age, shaping the way we perceive and treat children based on their gender. However, research has shown that children are not defined by rigid gender stereotypes. It is important for parents to understand that children should be free to explore and express themselves without being confined to societal expectations based on their gender. By allowing children to pursue their interests and passions regardless of whether they align with traditional gender norms, parents can help foster a sense of autonomy and self-expression in their children. Children are unique individuals with their own personalities, preferences, and strengths. By encouraging c...
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    Parenting Beyond Pink & Blue

    Christia Spears Brown

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