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Would you be pissed off if someone bought your child a gift is stereotypically for the wrong gender 

for example pink things, dolls etc.. for a boy or blue things, cars, toy guns etc.. for a girl

and it was thoughtfully done ??????

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16 hours ago, Iceberg said:

Would you be pissed off if someone bought your child a gift is stereotypically for the wrong gender 

for example pink things, dolls etc.. for a boy or blue things, cars, toy guns etc.. for a girl

and it was thoughtfully done ??????

Yeah, very.

It's the adults making the choices at that time of their life, need to be sensible.

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This thread has made me think about this.

Not just gender stuff, any gift. 

I'm gonna ask everyone what it is

last year someone got my older daughter something way too messy to have in the house and she was upset that she opened it then couldn't have it.

Would rather avoid the disappointment

But people should always ask the parents or give an indication anyway

 

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2 hours ago, Grafter said:

@Lens

I bought my friends child a mini xylophone. The parents faces were not those of impressed people.

How would you feel about a xylophone?

I understand why they wouldn't like it because of noise and it's the kind of toy a child will hit harder to make more noise

As a music man I will always encourage musical instruments

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