Because Why

...is there a problem?

Gender stereotypes have been a part of life for generations, right? But do we want them limiting our children’s lives? Let’s look at how and why stereotypes affect us and our children…

The back of a child in a jacket with frizzy hair holding an adults hand and walking into dusk light in the outdoors.
The impact of gender stereotypes
Young girl with dark hair blowing bubbles at the camera. She is outdoors and the background is green and blurry.
Defining gender stereotypes
Cropped image of a child writing on paper with a red pencil at a wooden table.
But some girls love pink, and some boys love blue
A woman with brown hair standing in front of an Our Watch awards banner. She is wearing a white top and the image has a dark background.
'They're just like me' – the importance of seeing yourself as the protagonist
A woman with blond hair and a stripy tshirt smiles at the camera while holding two small kids on her front and back.
Olivia White – We need to shake off gender stereotypes
An iPad lies on the keyboard of an open laptop. The iPad has a screen full of images of different media to choose from.
Where are all the girls on children's TV?
Pink kids' bicycle standing in front of blue wall.
Can being girly be good for boys?