Gender stereotyping doesn’t exist only in the professions we choose, but also in the choices we make in working towards those professions. I hope one day, when my children are older and making these choices for themselves, maternity matches paternity, and both parents are able to freely choose what their heart desires, for their work and their family, because that is what it truly boils down to. Equal choice.
Breaking and challenging such a gender stereotype would be beyond imagination. Yet, here is a real life story of Harnaam Kaur.
As the title of the book suggests, Bumble and Bee are two friends who are thankful to their third friend Froggy for many reasons!
Who has said that being graceful is meant only for girls? Well, I realized it when I first saw “BOYS” at my daughter’s ballet academy. You heard it right, BOYS doing ballet.
Going to the doctor, getting vaccines, having medicines during fever is a nightmare for both parent and child. So very often we get queries around this topic. Here are some books that our parents have recommended.
Write a fictional/real life story about someone who broke a gender stereotype and chose an unconventional profession based on her/his passion for a chance to win PINKOO SHERGILL PASTRY CHEF!
