
A lot of people want to know
why Jamie and I are shielding Hazel from the
Pretty, Pretty Princess,
Happy Little Homemaker and the
Pink Girlie-Power culture that is so prevalent in our society. Many people think that these things are perfectly benign, but Jamie and I believe that this is a culture that has been created to turn Hazel into a marketing demographic, a consumer, and that these
things, these
products aim to hyper sexualize young girls and to stifle their creativity, strength and originality. Many of these marketing campaigns are aimed at 3-5 year olds, who are experimentin

g with rigid gender roles and are thinking concretely as a normal stage of their development. I have much higher hopes for Hazel as she grows.
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