What would little girls play with if it wasn’t pink?

... that I ain't going ANYWHERE near this question with an answer.......

Any colour they like!
My favourite colour as a little girl was yellow (and it still is).

I played with my aunt's makeup which was mainly red. I played ping pong on a green table. I had silver sidewalk skates, actually nothing much pink.

Blue

I have a pink loving little princess of a girl.. I don't know where she came from since I was a total tomboy at her age. But she just loves all the pink Disney princess stuff. She does have some of my darker steaks in her so she loves books and toys that show the insides of things like the human body. She also loves her playdoh and her legos.. any color of those are good for her.

Right now her favorite toys are her Skylanders game for the Wii and her pink Tribble.

I think they would love to drive around a red Escalade electric childs car.

That's not something to talk about in public.

Things that I played with that wasn't "pink" when I was a little girl were: doll babies, coloring books, cracker jacks, jump ropes, chalk used for writing on the boards, and plastic dishes.

my favorite colors when I was small girl were blue and green

Cars :D

Video games.

I would have to say I never had a pink bicycle I had a black bike instead.

O've never hda any little gitls I knew ask for anything pink

A black penis. *Bud um chhhh*

This answer was brought to you by my boyfriend Vengeance in Chrome. Blame him. >.<

Your boyfriend 'Vengeance in Chrome'...Ohhhhhh-k.

Everything else. It's time to stop pigeonholing girls.

'Pigeonholing'...is that a new position?

Lol.. You wish. Another way of saying Stereotyping.

barbies or now dc's

When my Daughter was younger she played with....





Now that she is 9 she either has this...





Or

My oldest daughter prefered match box cars and hot wheels to barbies.

They would play with anything you gave them. My grand daughter plays with all the hand me downs of her older brother. The color doesn't matter. My Grandson, who is two walks around and the minute he hears music he grabs the pink guitar of his older sister. He pretends to rock it like he is in a band. it doesn't dawn on him that it is pink. Just like the baby could care less that all the rattles she uses are her two year old brothers and are blue. They really don't start caring about pink and blue until they understand that society makes those male and female colors. People gravitate to their own colors on their own. Red and Blue were my favorites. Some people love green....not me. Actually my grandson loves the color red. So, there you go! It isn't the color.... Here are some interesting facts:
http://hueconsulting.blogspot...

I am not sure where you are going with this. I have a cousin who is 72 and pink has been her favorite color her entire life. She even has a pink volkswagon which was painted especially for her. Her friends call her "The Pink Lady."

When I was a little girl I liked purple and black. I like pink better now that I'm older. Let me just say though that I think these pink sports jerseys are silly. If I want a team jersey, I want tean colors dang it!

Let me say red

I have no idea what this question is asking but I thought I would let you know how pink and blue became representive of girls and boys...

Historically blue was a color used to celebrate life. It was the most popular color of wedding gowns, party clothes and even bed linnins. Dishes, house wears and furniture were all accented with blue huges.
So it went that when a boy child was born to a house it was a time to celerbrate, but commonly a girl would also be swaddled in blue cloth, especially in a wealthy home.
Around the time of the "black death" fabric dies became a little harder to get. Cloth was being used in great quanity as death shrouds. Because of the boils and sores caused by the pleague cloth would be stained redish. People took that as a sign and began to believe that death was looking for those who wore shades of red (aka pink) and wanting to protect the male children they began to wrap little girls in pink or pale tones of red to hopefully move "death" to take the girls over the boys.
The tradition stuck and pink came to represent girls while blue came to rep boys....

So next time you see a baby wrapped in green or yellow smile and know some tradtions are better left in teh dark ages.

Pink is my favorite color. I'm not a "little girl" lol but they'd play sports, I guess, or crayons.

Wretha

I liked blue when I was little

me too...
never liked pink...

Kids of any gender will play with the boxes the toys come in, if they are so inclined.

'Appropriate' gender toys, colors & etc are a fabricated construct that adults foisted off onto our children.

I always liked blue or green- the imagination is a wonderful thing.

gold and silver would be nice...

Lol... little girl with big girl taste?

Well when I was a little girl, I played with magnets, staplers and markers.

Clifford the stupid red dog.

Gold always works.

Get out of the dark ages!

Something that is purple?
lol
or any other colour of the toys.. i dont think it matters really :S