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1. The gender is not visible
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- Biological sex and gender identity are not the same thing.
- You cannot determine a  child's gender identity just by looking at them.
- Babies do not visibly express their gender identity; it develops over time.
2. This reinforces harmful stereotypes
These challenges are often based on assumptions such as:
- "Girls are calmer/more discreet"
- "Boys are more active"
- "The girls are wearing pink" or "have longer hair"
But personality traits are not linked to gender. Any baby can be sweet, bold, curious, or shy, regardless of its sex.
