If we have any hope of building a world where people can wear what they want and be who they want to be, we have to start with kids

Seven-year-old Nicholas Demetriou hasn't got time for gender stereotypes. He chooses clothes that he likes, regardless of whether he finds them in the girls' section or the boys'.

If we have any hope of building a world where people can wear what they want and be who they want to be, we have to start with kids 1500762464157

If we have any hope of building a world where people can wear what they want and be who they want to be, we have to start with kids 1500762464157

"[Nicholas] often chooses clothing with sequins, cats or glitter. And he loves wearing leggings, because they fit under his favourite knee high boots," says his mum, Heidi Demetriou, 36.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/parenting/we-have-to-start-with-kids-the-rise-of-genderneutral-childrens-clothing-20170720-gxfa9j.html

If we have any hope of building a world where people can wear what they want and be who they want to be, we have to start with kids

If we have any hope of building a world where people can wear what they want and be who they want to be, we have to start with kids

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