Well, yes, but it's been tried before and nature simply takes over. Put young boys and girls in a room full of toys and the girls will gravitate to the dolls and dolls houses and clothes and the boys will head for the cars and lego etc.
I absolutely agree that they must have opportunities and choice, as there will always be some who buck the trend. Myself for instance, I loved toy cars when I was young. But generally speaking they will stick to the things that they naturally love.
It's different when they get older, of course. But aren't there already such choices and opportunities available these days?
a personal comment on this stockpiling
Rejoice! Chancellor Healey Will Give Us Cheap Marmalade & Gherkins.
A general election (democratic eh not like Hamas) is taking place in Israel on Tuesday next week.
How can *anybody* still see this man as any kind of statesman or world leader?
