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You've got this, they've got you. Hello and welcome to parenting SOS. Happy mom, happy baby is all about having the conversations that really matter when it comes to being a parent.

The highs, the lows and every muddy messy thing in between.

But we also know that seeking support and advice around parenting isn't always easy.

And that's where parenting SRS comes in.

And today we're exploring a topic that is close to my heart, raising boys.

Now, every child is an individual individual and whether you're a parent to

boys or girls from the moment the sex of your baby is revealed the gender

stereotyping begins. Joining me today is Kirstie Bevan the founder and editor of Sunshine magazine, which is dedicated to the subject

of raising stories for a more equal world.

Kirstie says the world is full of things that teach us gender stereotypes.

Some of them we don't even realize.

For example, when someone is pregnant we often ask, do you know what you're having?

And then have a reaction to it.

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