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New Girls' Clothing Line Challenges Gender Stereotypes

Many little girls like dolls, flowers, butterflies and ponies. A lot of them also like cars, robots, dinosaurs, and spaceships. But most girls clothes only feature the flowers, butterflies and ponies. Two mothers decided to make clothes that reflect all the things that little girls are, and do, and love. Six-year-old Bella loves to build houses and cars with Lego blocks. “I like Barbie and also dinosaurs," said Bella. So her dress has dinosaurs on it. “I need a...

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