> But I hope we can continue to question the validity of "feminine" social constructs while also creating products like this, which bridge the gap after sociali

> But I hope we can continue to question the validity of "feminine" social constructs while also creating products like this, which bridge the gap after socialization has taken its toll. Yep, just because this product doesn't fix all society's problems related to pushing gender norms on children doesn't mean it's not worth doing.