Gender Bias: Can You Have Your Gender Reveal Cake & Eat It, Too? by Erica Hornthal

Parenting Fatherhood
June 04, 2018

Gender Bias: Can You Have Your Gender Reveal Cake & Eat It, Too?

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Elisa Schmitz
What a great post! You're so right, Erica Hornthal - it starts even before birth. I was the only girl who played on an all-boys Little League team. My daughters followed in my footsteps and were the only girls on their youth baseball team. I think sports is a great way to encourage breaking the gender bias, but there are many other ways (from clothes to hair and more), and they are more accepted now, I think. Baby steps, but at least steps forward!
Teacher Karen
Having been a female engineer long ago, I'm all for offering a variety of experiences to both boys and girls---supporting their individual interests. I'd prefer to think when people ask questions like "Do you know what you're having?" that it's just the easiest way for them to start a conversation as I like talking with people!
Ann Marie G. Halstead
Such a great point, Erica Hornthal ! I found out that I was having a boy with each of my two pregnancies, but there were no blue nurseries at our home. I chose yellow for one and green for the other, quite deliberately! And both my boys have always loved the color purple.
Erica Hornthal
I painted my daughter's room blue because I wanted to use it afterward as a game/toy room after her nursery.

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