📖 Nobody Else Is YouAges 4-6
That's Not Just for Boys (or Girls)
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Tess loved playing football and zooming toy cars. A child said, "Those are for boys!" Tess felt confused. She was a girl, and she loved them. Her friend Leo loved dancing and the colour pink, and someone told him those were "for girls." Both of them wondered if they were allowed to like what they liked. (Feeling words: Confused · Unsure)
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Are toys, colours, and games really only "for boys" or "for girls"?
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