Camille S. sent along a characteristic example of advertising for kids’ toys. From KMart, the catalog specifies very different ideas for boys versus girls:
In contrast to the KMart advertising, Shannon H. sent a link to the advertising at Bazoongi. Their website, featuring slumber bags and play structures, is both multiracial and breaks down gender stereotypes. Notice that the boys and girls are both modeling boy-ish (blue, sciency) bags and girl-ish (pink, pony, butterfly) bags:
And this “dollhouse,” for example, shows mixed-sex play:
As does this “superhero hut”:
