don't need to cover absolutely everything... i was in saubsbury's today and took a picture if gruffalo slippers labelled "boys ". the dress up costume was just labelled completely neutrally. there was gruffalo princess, sheep, knight, shepherd star angel and a few more, none of which said bit/girl and all mixed up then they ruined it with the gruffalo slippers . OK, it's possibly a little late in the day, but question 5 of the store survey: "Looking around the store, how are the following toys presented?" is quite hard to follow. I think it would be much easier if it was structured the other way round, so you have the list of toys at the top, and the choices listed in the left in rows with the tick boxes. This is because it's much easier to remember one toy and then tick the correct option, than to have to work out which option goes with each number, every time you answer this question. I hope I've explained that properly! Have a go at doing it both ways in your head, and you'll see it's much easier if you have a toy in your head for number 1 (or whatever), then having to look back and forward to see which number goes with which statement, 7 times over. It's a good idea to make surveys as easy as possible as if they're complex you'll lose some people who can't be bothered or don't understand it. Also, for both surveys, please