Boy oh boy ... it's just a toy

By Ilsa Cunningham
Updated December 9 2014 - 2:32pm, first published 12:00am
Play Unlimited co-founder Thea Hughes says children should be free to choose whatever toys they would like to play with, rather than being constricted by gender stereotypes.
Play Unlimited co-founder Thea Hughes says children should be free to choose whatever toys they would like to play with, rather than being constricted by gender stereotypes.

A frustration at walking into toy stores and seeing walls and walls of toys segregated according to gender, prompted Springwood resident Thea Hughes to investigate what could be done to broaden attitudes.

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