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Pink for a Girl & Blue for a Boy.
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Does anyone know when and why did the colours Blue for a Boy and Pink for a Girl, become fashionable, and why does the female of the species still hold onto Pink into the adult age, and yet the male does not hold onto Blue?
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http://www.trivia-library.com/a/why-is-the-col or-blue-used-for-boys-and-pink-for-girls.htm
Maybe boys don't hold onto the traditional powder blue that we come to expect as the colour associated with baby boys because it represents exactly that......babies, and is not considered manly??
http://www.trivia-library.com/a/why-is-the-col or-blue-used-for-boys-and-pink-for-girls.htm
Maybe boys don't hold onto the traditional powder blue that we come to expect as the colour associated with baby boys because it represents exactly that......babies, and is not considered manly??
Confusingly though I also found this....
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?i d=238733
So it seems it's not very clear???
Sorry I wasn't much help.
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?i d=238733
So it seems it's not very clear???
Sorry I wasn't much help.