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Gender Stereotypes: Animal designs on children’s clothes
by Emma Roomes
Have you noticed on children's clothing that boys usually wear predators whilst girls wear prey? What subconscious message does this send to our children?
Gender Stereotypes: Can boys have heroines?
by Emma Roomes
'The problem is that none of the tops aimed at boys or aimed at being unisex included the actual lead female characters Anna or Elsa. Not one. There were lots of Olaf the snowman on boys’ clothes ... but none of Anna, none of Elsa. We are teaching gender stereotypes and reinforcing gender stereotypes when we don’t expect boys clothes to include female lead characters.
Magical gender stereotypes. Why are fairies for girls?
by Emma Roomes
When it comes to magical creatures on our children’s clothes, the gender gap is wide, and neither girls or boys are on the winning team in my (not very humble) opinion.