Bruno Bettelheim, a child psychologist, children’s play pattern is not innate; it is not dependent on their sex but, peer pressure and media advertisements may have drastic impact on kids. “The toy industry markets boy toys and girl toys, and girls have fewer options.Almost everything for girls has hair and a comb and brush, as if girls have nothing else to do” said Ms. Oppenheim who is a writer, researching toy industry for nine years.She urges parents to become cautious about their children’s toy preferences in order to draw the attention to manufactures who are releasing such gender stereotyped
Bruno Bettelheim, a child psychologist, children’s play pattern is not innate; it is not dependent on their sex but, peer pressure and media advertisements may have drastic impact on kids. “The toy industry markets boy toys and girl toys, and girls have fewer options.Almost everything for girls has hair and a comb and brush, as if girls have nothing else to do” said Ms. Oppenheim who is a writer, researching toy industry for nine years.She urges parents to become cautious about their children’s toy preferences in order to draw the attention to manufactures who are releasing such gender stereotyped