Gender neutral parenting

What the Research Says: Gender-Typed Toys - The holiday season is a time of year when many families and programs are thinking about new toys. But what makes a good toy for a young child? Judith Elaine Blakemore shares her research on gender-typed toys.

Crispin Long on the documentary “Raising Baby Grey,” which features a Bronx couple taking a gender-neutral approach to parenting.

Why do we feel the need so strongly to gender-identify people? Tips for how we might approach children in a gender-neutral manner.

When we were kids there was no worrying about what gender can play with what toy, so why start now? Join us to chat about gender neutral parenting.

Following criticism from the Swedish advertising regulator, Scandinavian toy retailer Top-Toy made headlines last month by announcing that its Christmas catalog would be gender-neutral “to reflect the values of the Swedish market.

There are lots of different toys aimed at boys or girls. During my recent visit to WalMart, I noticed that construction toys, action figures and cars were blue while the dolls and Disney princess w…

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Many parents are starting to embrace a gender-neutral way of parenting. But what exactly does that mean?

A growing number of parents, teachers and experts say we should be raising children the ‘gender-neutral’ way. But is it a good idea? And what does it even mean?

Parenting can be very tricky. What seems right or wrong to you as an individual may not feel the same way when you become a parent. What is right for one parent may not be right for another. Parenting styles differ from parent to parent- this is well known and accepted in recent times. However, should parenting a boy be any different from parenting a girl? What is your take on gender-neutral parenting? What are its pros and cons, impact on the child, etc? Read on!