Why is my daughter playing with toys aimed at boys? - The Boston Globe
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Lately, my 5-year-old daughter has been gravitating toward boys’ toys. Over the holidays, I got judgmental comments from my parents because she was ignoring the My Little Ponies they bought her and pretending to be a Ninja turtle.
Lately, my 5-year-old daughter has been gravitating toward boys’ toys. Over the holidays, I got judgmental comments from my parents because she was ignoring the My Little Ponies they bought her and pretending to be a Ninja turtle.
Lately, my 5-year-old daughter has been gravitating toward boys’ toys. Over the holidays, I got judgmental comments from my parents because she was ignoring the My Little Ponies they bought her and pretending to be a Ninja turtle.
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