Pink used to be my eldest sons favourite colour too. He would always choose the pink texta, ball etc. I was waiting for him to choose pink clothes or something but he developed autism and couldn't communicate that well and I thought it might come off as weird if I dressed him in pink when he wasn't asking for it? I used to buy him pink toothbrushes and things though. Your son looks very happy with his hair clip

My boys have a pink dolls house. But that's mainly because doll's houses seem to come in pink which frustrated me as houses aren't generally pink and it's just dumb stereotyping it as a "girls" toy.

For my eldest son's first birthday he got a doll and a tonka truck. He would have gotten both regardless of his gender as I think they're classic toys every child can play with. We also have a proper baby doll that the boys like to play with. It has all the correct anatomy so they have a little boy baby that they can recognise themselves in.