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Parenting beyond pink and blue

There is a reason mothers dress their babies according to gender — pink for a girl and blue for a boy — and that’s because it can be difficult to tell what sex a baby is in the first few months.

Many parents treat boys and girls differently from birth. Girls are seen as princesses, while little boys are thought to be more boisterous.

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