Unfortunately but sadly I post this information showing not only a single case but:
Part of a growing trend in children's clothing.
In Céline Dion's new commercial for Célinunu , her gender-neutral clothing line with children's retailer Nununu , the singer sneaks into a hospital nursery and finds that girls are predictably wearing pink and boys are wearing blue. Determined to dispel these gendered stereotypes, Dion blows magic dust and, voila, the newborns appear in stylish black and white ensembles. One of them features the words "New World Order" to emphasize that it's time to change the way society imposes rigid gender standards on children.
This is the new religion of Satan.
It is time for the type of products offered by Célinunu. Parents are following the norms by raising their children without gender markers or allowing their children to determine their gender. The fight for transgender rights has never had better prospects.
Please note: RIGHTS.
Today, pastors say God's Law doesn't apply, but transgender people have the right...
So who do you want to listen to? God's law or the teachers?
The dissolution in the teaching profession continues,. The result? A lack of boundaries between what is holy and what is not.
Brands are taking notice by introducing gender-neutral clothing lines for adults and children.In recent years, major retailers such as Target and Abercrombie & Fitch Kids have offered such collections, as have independent retailers Izzy & Ash and Wild Ivy. Last year, marketing firm Mintel found that 20 percent of parents of children under 12 who bought children's clothing last year supported gender-neutral clothing options.
The new (non-) order, or lawlessness.
For Nununu's founders, Iris Adler and Tali Milchberg of Tel Aviv, Israel, the effort to change conventions in children's fashion began a decade ago, making their company one of the first to participate in this burgeoning trend. They created the brand, they told Vox, because they couldn't find clothes for their kids outside of the pink-and-blue binary and found that the underlying messages sent to their kids about gender were disturbing.
"It was very boyish and girlish, very blue and pink, soccer and flowers," Milchberg said. "The clothes were divided into two sections and we were concerned about the emotional aspect."
People were concerned about gender assigned fashion....
To counter this, they founded Nununu in 2009; offering gender-neutral clothing in a neutral color palette that sets it apart from more traditional children's clothing. Many items will look good for adults. That's by design, Adler explained; she and Milchberg believe children's fashion doesn't have to be silly,
The brand name clothing of this Satanist who got her success by selling herself to the devil is available at Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue and other retailers, as well as on the Nununu website. (Nununu, by the way, is what Israeli parents say to naughty children, Adler and Milchberg explained.) Nununu has made a name for itself, including Gwen Stefani, Steph Curry and Kourtney Kardashian , all of whom have dressed their children in Nununu clothing. Dion, who has become a fashion aficionado and last year launched the Céline Dion collection at Nordstrom , is obviously also a fan of Nununu.
"I have always loved Nununu and what they stand for," she wrote on Twitter. "Working with them to encourage dialogue of equality and opportunity makes so much sense."
But not everyone agrees with this concept. While thousands of Dion fans have forwarded her Nununu ad campaign, others have stated that they have lost respect for her . Critics have plagued Nununu since its inception, according to Adler and Milchberg, because the brand focuses on changing the concept of clothing, as well as attitudes about children and gender.
I for one am really surprised at many of my readers that they cannot read the signs and beliefs of people leading others into hell.
They always display symbols of the devil along with their Lucerne beliefs, and it's not always as eloquent or obvious as the one below
I know a Polish quasi-pastor who dresses in a Superman costume.... Seemingly a joke, seemingly relaxed...
Still warns the world 😀
By the way, a lot of money is being spent on demoralization and Rome, when sites like this one are barely surviving. I promised a half-and-half system and I guess it will work out that way. There will be no advertising, because it seems that what I write is of little importance to many.
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Another thing is that this line of clothing branded by the lady singer is just ugly....
I may not be fond of strict color categorization of children's clothes by gender (to be fair, I'm not fond of or supportive of "trans" people), but I nevertheless understand what it's for and that it exists, that some constancy is important 🙂
(although I wouldn't dress a boy in a pink dress or in general in some very girlish clothes; the same goes for dressing a girl in something more boyish in appearance; if I wanted to buy a toy that wasn't too expensive, I could also buy a girl something from those "young chef/mechanic" sets, and a boy even from those cooking sets or a simple doll, but not a Barbie...Because even though there are some skills that are somehow "associated" only with certain genders, it is worthwhile for a boy to know at least some basics of cooking etc. as well as for a girl to beIt is worthwhile for a boy to know at least some basics of cooking etc. and for a girl to know at least the basics of such small technical repairs and typically mechanical things, but also how to screw a shelf together or make one herself if possible, or how to drill a hole in the wall so that she can screw in a bolt...yet without losing some balance, which is necessary after all...)
Maybe if I was looking for shoes or a hat and I couldn't find anything other than pink in a particular store (let's say I don't have time to look in more stores or I simply have less money to buy clothes, there are many different situations). I might buy it, but I would still have to think hard... (in order not to bring something with a print from one of those not-so-fun cartoons :/)
It is very good that you warn against this monstrous trend. Great article.
I would like to tell you that babies and children up to about 3 years old used to not be dressed gender neutral. (Final age I would have to check) In rich royal households there was more of a tendency to distinguish between girls and boys but that too over the years (about 5,6 years old), a hundred years ago red and pink was reserved for boys and blue for girls and young children were dressed in such dresses regardless of gender. It was a matter of fashion, at least in europe, this problem would have to be studied worldwide over thousands of years.
You see here the very discussion of this topic creates a division over the view: whether a boy can be like a girl or not....
Parents dressed their children as they wished and no one saw a problem with it
I mean, with my text I do not want to show the division. Only how it was historically anyway very generally. But what I read in the article is generally not good. This company has suspicious motivations...:( Well, yes, there used to be some kind of imposition, only in high circles, but this applied to older children (4.5 years old) and above. When I look at such small children, they are really so bland and it's difficult to recognize their gender, but they are just growing and developing. Now what is happening, that children have to choose their gender is horrible and frightening...
fact, that gender selection thing sounds awful...
i.e. gender-neutral dressing - I misspelled it. but that applies to toddlers 😉