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Here's what I've heard: "Blue [in Europe] was a color associated with nobility and power and was said to offer protection [from evil spirits]. So boys were clothed in blue to keep them safe. Girls were expendable, so they didn't have a color at all until the 17th Century, when there were popular stories of how girls were born from rosebuds. And now it's just a marketing ploy." Straight from the HipBecause of ultrasound and amniocentesis these days, everybody might know the sex of a baby long before it's born, and it seems that safe YELLOW baby clothes are not as common in stores as they once were.
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