We Don't Hate Pink
- Jul 12, 2018
- 1 min read
Ever since starting conversations about this business I have been asked if I hate pink, or dresses, or princess crowns. Every time the answer is the same.
I only want to offer an alternative.
I love pink, though sadly it doesn't suit me too well so I don't wear a lot of it. But I wear dresses and sparkly things and many things that might be considered feminine. So does my daughter - and if she picks a frilly pink dress then she can wear one. This feels unlikely at the moment as the only thing she'll wear is her Buzz Lightyear t-shirt but you never know.
Pink and sparkly is fine. It's great even. I just don't believe it's the only thing girls can wear. I also believe it's not only girls that can wear it. The character of Bitz from CBeebies's show "Bitz and Bob". She wears a pink tutu with green and white leggings and a denim jacket holding her tools. Brilliant. A good friend of mine has told me her youngest son's favourite outfit is his Spiderman onesie with a pink skirt on top (I'm working on a photo because this sounds awesome to me).
Not Just A Princess has 'Just' in the title for a reason. There's a lot more to girls that pink, sparkles or crowns. Let's tell the world all about it.
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This article delivers an important message about choice, individuality, and breaking away from limiting stereotypes. Rather than rejecting traditionally feminine interests, it encourages creating space for children to explore a wider range of identities, hobbies, and styles without being confined by expectations. The idea that pink, sparkles, tools, superheroes, and creativity can belong to anyone is a positive reminder that children should feel free to express themselves authentically. Koora Live appreciates content that promotes inclusivity, confidence, and the freedom for every child to discover who they are without unnecessary labels or boundaries.
Very useful and informative article with reader-friendly wording and organized explanations.
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