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As parents, we often get caught up in the excitement of dressing up our little ones in cute outfits, especially when it comes to choosing the colors. However, when it comes to baby clothes, colors have often been associated with gender stereotypes. For instance, pink is considered a girl's color, while blue is considered a boy's color. But what if we told you that this does not have to be the case?

Gender neutral parenting is about encouraging traits in your child that make a good human, not just a good man or woman. It’s about raising kids without enforcing traditional gender roles on them.

When we assign genders to colors, we are unconsciously assigning roles to our children. It all begins with clothing; if we start telling kids what they can or can’t wear then they start thinking that their gender has limits.

There is a lot of contradictory information out there meant to scare parents into selling them a program or book on how to correctly start feeding their baby solids. But do not panic, the truth is, babies have been starting solids for as long as humans have existed and it is really not that complicated.

While it is completely normal for babies to not sleep through the night, it is also extremely exhausting. If you’ve ever found yourself in a sleep deprived state endlessly searching Google for the magic tip on sleep training or how to get your baby to sleep longer, you are not alone.