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I'm a feminist, but this week I sent my goddaughter for her birthday a series of costumes,

some of which were gender neutral, including a lion, a bee, and a pirate, which I deemed as gender

neutral. It said for boys and I thought, no, I'm not having that outraged I was, but I was most

excited if I'm completely honest about the bell dress from Beauty and the Beast. I couldn't wait.

And her mother, who's also a feminist, just sent me a picture of herself holding the bell dress

up going, I wish it fit me. Ignored the lion costume, the very neutral bit, the only one my god

daughter's interested is the bee costume, because she's generation zed and they want to save the

world and so do bees. So I'm pretty sure she doesn't care about bells, she cares about bees.

Now I should be proud of her and of course I am, she's only just turned to three, very proud

that she loves bees more than princesses, because princesses aren't going to save the world,

they've been around for ages, they've done nothing towards it. That's true, they just support.

That's not true. Princess Diana was always walking through landmines or something, but

but but the bees over all. They're taking a turn, Deborah. This is a bee's over all.

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