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Reply	jim says: It's something that society and particularly their mothers have instilled in them. The shops are both reacting to this demand and forcing this colour apon young girls. They don't have to be mutualy exclusive. Interestingly, the Victorians used to clothe boys in pink. The big change over happened in the early 1900's. For reasons best left to fashion designers.  (no votes) Tags: animals, human body.
	posted on 2009-03-18 19:58:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: http://www.cbc.ca/news/yourview/2007/08/its_in_your_genes_boys_like_bl.html  (no votes) Tags: animals, human body.
	posted on 2009-03-18 20:23:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: It may have to do with females gathering foods throughout our evolutionary history. Red fruits denote ripeness and pink ones would be a resource that is almost ripe. It can also reflect sexual signalling.  (no votes) Tags: animals, human body.
	posted on 2009-03-18 22:11:00 | Report abuse

Reply	A. Retha says: As a male I must admit I find girls wearing pink more attractive than if they wearing another color.  (no votes) Tags: animals, human body.
	posted on 2009-03-19 02:30:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Freegan says: I believe it has something to do with the light reflected from the garments having an aesthetically pleasing effect on the appearance of the complexion of the wearer in much the same way that a red light is favoured by certain establishments.  (no votes) Tags: animals, human body.
	posted on 2009-03-19 03:12:00 | Report abuse

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