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Boys like blue. Girls like pink. Boys like toy trucks. Girls like Barbie dolls. These statements seem to capture what is normal and natural in most societies. Indeed, we cannot help but notice that it is natural for boys to lean towards cars, balls, and action figures. For girls, it is decorative activities and dressing up. And nobody even think why. That just is. But in my opinion parents should not bring their children up to be stereotypical boys and girls.
Firstly, children come into the world with personalities, learning styles and temperaments. The research has shown that we have a three types of brain – type E - female, type S- male, and Type B- both. But perhaps the most crucial things that the researches found out was that the type of brain you have does not have to depend on your sex. Not all man have the male brain, and not all women have the female brain.
Secondly, some of girls like engineering, science etc. and some boys like dancing and created clothes. When parents are strict stereotypical, they can hurt they children. It’s nice show in film “Billy Elliot”. Billy’s father send him for boxing lessons. But unfortunately, Billy is much more taken with ballet lessons. His father don’t understand it because he think stereotypically – a man must be strong.
Lastly, we live in twentieth century and we should forget about stereotypes. In this days more and more women work in a strict men’s job, and more and more men are homemakers – they cook, clean and ironing as good as women. So when in adult life is no differences between genders why we should bring up our children with stereotypes?
If we raise our children simply as young people and not in gender specific ways, then they will come to their own conclusions as to what traits they want to have. Our children's strengths will come from feeling self-confident and trusting their own feelings. We can help them accomplish that by letting their own unique personalities evolve.

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Boys like blue (ale blue co? elephants?). Girls like pink.
And nobody CAN even think why. That just THE WAY IT is.
'The' (ale jak mowisz 'the'- to znaczy ktora?) research has shown that we have 'a' (dlaczego 'a' przed l. mn?) three types of brain - type E - female, type S- male, and Type B- 'both' (tutaj to rozszerz, 'containing both characteristics'. But perhaps the most crucial things that the researcheRs found 'out' (niepotr) was that the type of brain you have does not have to depend on your sex.
Secondly, some of girls like engineering, science 'etc' (juz o tym etc pisdalam, jak mozna lubiec 'etc' - napisz tutaj and other similar technical subjects) and some boys like dancing and 'created' CREATING clothes. When parents are strictLY stereotypical, they can hurt 'they' THEIR children. It's niceLY showN in THE film “Billy Elliot". Billy's father sendS him for boxing lessons.
His father 'don't' (po jakiemu to ' don't to do not? czy to pasuje tu - prosze pisac w calosci DOES NOT i nie uzywac kolokw zwrotow) understand it because he thinkS (he-3os.l.poj - thinkS) stereotypically - a man must be strong.
Lastly, we live in THE 'twentieth' TWENTY FIRST century and we should forget about stereotypes. In 'this' THESE - (bo days to l. mn) days more and more women work in a strictLY men's job, and more and more men are homemakers - they cook, clean and 'ironing' IRON as good as women. (a od kiedy prasowanie czy zelazko bylo przyklejone jakims klejem do konca prawej reki kobiety?)
So when in adult life THERE 'is' (ARE - bo differences to l. mnoga - czy juz was w szklolach nie ucza roznicy pomniedzy l. poj a l. mn!!) no differences
between genders why 'we should' SHOULD WE bring up our children 'with stereotypes' (nie, napisz to inaczej...in a strictly stereoptypical surroundings?)
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>If we raise our children simply as young people and not in gender
>specific ways, then they will come to their own conclusions as to what
>traits they want to have. Our children's strengths will come from
>feeling self-confident and trusting their own feelings. We can help
>them accomplish that by letting their own unique personalities evolve.

>>>>>>>If we raise our children simply as young people and not in gender
specific ways, then they will come to their own conclusions as to what
traits they want to have. Our children's strengths will come from
feeling self-confident and trusting their own feelings. We can help
them accomplish that by letting their own unique personalities evolve.

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