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Originally Posted by 72doug2,2S
I've read that kids are already born with these preferences and I've found that it really doesn't matter what the parents think, most girls love pink and femininity, innately.
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Despite my best efforts my daughter loves pink, dolls, puppies, etc. She can also belch like a sailor, so I'm having a small influence.
My wife isn't ultra girly either, she was more into sports than princesses. It's just a natural thing.
My sons have both hated pink and loved cars, boats, airplanes, trains, sports, etc. My two year old doesn't know a lot of words, but here's some that are very distinct - Porsche, car, airplane, boat, dinosaur, gun, tool, work, baseball, basketball, football, K-State, you get the idea.
A great analogy that I read years ago. At two years old the average girl can open a book and hold it with the pages in the correct orientation and will pretend to read. At two years old the average boy can open a book and tear all of the pages out of it.
