then everyone must be weird
because we all teach very young kids - right from birth -- gender identity
it's what we do
if we think a baby is one way or the other ------------- we treat it that way and hence - train it that way
do you need links for the massive research out there or can you find it yourself?
here's just some hints
"Another body of research—in which adults are misled about diapered genitalia—proves that people treat children differently based on gender, starting at birth."
https://www.parents.com/toddlers-pr...hat-science-really-says-about-boys-and-girls/"
- When told the gender of the baby, adults make assumptions about the degree ofmasculinity or femininity of the baby, based on the pitch of the cry
- Adults generally assume that babies with higher-pitched cries are in more intensediscomfort
- Men who are told that a baby is a boy tend to perceive greater discomfort inthe cry of the baby. This is likely to be due to an ingrained stereotype that boy babies should have low-pitched cries. (There was no equivalent finding for women, or for men's perception of baby girls.)
Despite no actual difference in pitch between the voices of girls and boys before puberty, the study found that adults make gender assumptions about babies based on their cries."
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-04-gender-stereotyping-young-monthsstudy-babies.html
