fun with an item you'd never find there in the pink aisle. I have a great picture of dd playing with a dump truck in a sandbox, but DH is an anti-Facebook sort so I'd want to run it by him first and he isn't home tonight. Anyone have a good picture of a kid defying the prescribed roles? Who wants to be the poster child of our campaign? Below is what I've written for the 'About' page. Please feel free to pick it over and give your input; it's important that the description of the group captures the essence of what we're about. Will hope to have things up and running by tomorrow - sorry, it's bedtime now! Let Toys Be Toys has a simple mission: to send a message to toy makers, marketers, and retailers that it is not acceptable to categorise toys by gender, rather than by theme or function. Our first project is to convince retailers to remove the signposts in their shops, catalogues, and websites that label some toys for "Girls" and others for "Boys". It is not the place of retailers to determine which children should play with which toys, outside of safety warnings related to age. A child should not have to find the courage to subvert adult expectation before she can choose a rocketship from a toystore shelf labeled "Boys". A child should not be made to feel that he is not a 'proper' boy because he wants a doll that's in