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Books which Challenge stereotypes

William Doll - by Charlotte Zolotow

The Worst Princess - Anna Kemp

Dogs Don't do Ballet - Anna Kemp

The Sissy Duckling - Harvey Fierstein

The Paper Bag Princess - Robert Munsch

The boy with pink hair - Perez Hilton

Princess Pigsty - Babette Cole

Red Rockets and Rainbow Jelly - Sue Heap/ Nick Sharrat

 

These books are some of the books we will share with children.  Many children do not conform with the traditional boy or girls stereotypes we sometimes, as a society, label children with. These stories help children to understand that is fine to be different and unique and boys and girls can do whatever they would like to do and what makes them happy!

 

Books with introduce different types of families. 

And Tango makes three- Justin Richards and Peter Parnell

Big Book of families - Mary Hoffman

The family Book - Todd Parr

We use the operation encompass the next steps scheme from Y1-6 to ensure children can recognise a healthy relationship. Some of these lessons are supported by our local police officer. We also hold drop in sessions for parents.

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