Comments on: Random Observations on Gender Sterotypes http://thegirlrevolution.com/random-observations-on-gender-sterotypes/ Growing Girls With Purpose Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:56:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tracee http://thegirlrevolution.com/random-observations-on-gender-sterotypes/comment-page-1/#comment-4313 Tracee Mon, 03 Aug 2009 19:07:45 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/?p=2024#comment-4313 Thank you for commenting Mandy. I love to hear how other families live. It's so interesting that you got one of each. Thank you for commenting Mandy.

I love to hear how other families live. It’s so interesting that you got one of each.

]]> By: Mandy http://thegirlrevolution.com/random-observations-on-gender-sterotypes/comment-page-1/#comment-4311 Mandy Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:59:52 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/?p=2024#comment-4311 I just have to say, I really enjoy your blog, but hardly ever post comments. I have 2 daughters. My older daughter who is now 10 loved "girly" stuff when she was younger, dress-up, dolls, etc. but is now much more into everything. She also, love leading and often starts up activities at park days we go to. My 6 year old has never been girly, loves Legos, action figures, cars, swords, and mostly identifies with boys when playing but will play with both boys and girls. I think probably because we homeschool and there's less influence as to what "boys" and "girls" play with they've never felt like they should play with specific gender based toys. But, they do see the bias on tv and are aware of it. I've been asked why there's no girls on the Lego boxes....btw, lovely portrait! : ) I just have to say, I really enjoy your blog, but hardly ever post comments. I have 2 daughters. My older daughter who is now 10 loved “girly” stuff when she was younger, dress-up, dolls, etc. but is now much more into everything. She also, love leading and often starts up activities at park days we go to. My 6 year old has never been girly, loves Legos, action figures, cars, swords, and mostly identifies with boys when playing but will play with both boys and girls. I think probably because we homeschool and there’s less influence as to what “boys” and “girls” play with they’ve never felt like they should play with specific gender based toys. But, they do see the bias on tv and are aware of it. I’ve been asked why there’s no girls on the Lego boxes….btw, lovely portrait! : )

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