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Over a century ago, pink was actually linked to boys, while blue was seen as the colour for girls. This shift didn’t happen overnight. It was shaped by fashion, marketing, and societal trends ...

In fact, a hundred years ago, it was the opposite. Pink was considered strong and bold, making it more suitable for boys, while blue was seen as delicate and gentle, making it better for girls.