Children toys: "girl"-type toys for parents with a son in France 2019

In 2019, slightly less than 60 percent of French parents with a boy said that he already owned so-called "girl" toys (doll, dinette, etc...), compared to more than 40 percent who did not yet have or did not wish to buy "girl" toys for their son. Among them, 51.2 percent intended to purchase this "type" of toy in the near future, while 48.8 percent did not.

Does your son have any "girl's" toys (doll, dinette, etc...) and do you intend to buy some for him in the near future?

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Release date

November 2019

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Region

France

Survey time period

2019

Number of respondents

2,300 respondents

Special properties

Parents of young children*

Method of interview

Panel survey

Supplementary notes

The question was phrased by the source as follows: "Votre garçon a-t-il des jouets dit « de fille » (type : poupée, dinette etc.) ?
Avez-vous l’intention de lui en acheter prochainement ?"

* The source adds the following informations: "For this study, Tiniloo collected responses from parents (98 percent female and 2 percent male), the majority of whom were girls (37.88 percent), boys (36.91 percent) and both (25.21 percent)."
"Wishing to reach mainly mothers and fathers of young children, Tiniloo naturally surveyed its base of 100,000 customers. There were 2,300 respondents, 98 percent women and 2 percent men, 75 percent of the respondents were between 24 and 40 years old."

The exact date of the survey was not specified.

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