That's all I want to say now. You all have a good evening. How do children know what about sections? I do not get the big deal about this. It may be split into boy/girl sections in some places so what? So are clothes and women and men's gift aisle whats the big drama about really? Completely amazing shop, gender neutral as far as I can see. Their website doesn't seem to mention boys or girls at any point. I looked at a "Glittery Handbags" product and a Spy Kit one, neither bit of blurb marketed them as being for a boy or a girl. The packaging on some things does seem gender-biased, but as an example of an excellent retailer, I reckon FunLearning is pretty good. I'd definitely support this! My son isn't quite 2 yet, but it's very clear to see that he gravitates towards all things pink! And his favourite toy is a tea set! He also loves his choo-choos and cars, but I'd hate him to ever be made to feel bad for liking 'girly' toys! Oh dear stumpy , you misunderstood. I was explaining why the toy kitchens are traditionally seen as a girls toy, as you seemed perfectly happy that it should be so. My point was that when we live in a society where most people at least pay lip service to gender equality, why should we encourage our children to blindly go along with such assumptions? My DSs are now in their