Is baby blue a girls and boys color?

Baby blue is traditionally considered a boys' color, but it is not exclusively for boys.

Here's why:

* Historical reasons: The association of blue with boys started in the early 20th century, but the reasons behind it are debated. Some say it was because blue was seen as a stronger, more masculine color, while others suggest it was simply a matter of marketing.

* Cultural variations: While blue is often associated with boys in Western cultures, other cultures may have different gender associations for colors.

* Changing perceptions: Today, many people see baby blue as a neutral color that can be enjoyed by both genders.

Ultimately, the color of your baby's clothes should be a matter of personal preference and style. There's no right or wrong answer, and choosing baby blue for a girl is perfectly acceptable.

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