I feel the pink iteration of the wallpaper is more for 'tweenies' - kids about 12-13 years old. But every time you stick pink/cartoonish under my nose, that's my general attitude. The blue one is nice and rich, very deep. So, +1 for blue.
As far as sexism in female geared marketing, yes, its really hard when every thing you look at is pink, (there are even protein supplements geared towards women- it's amazingly sad). But I've always looked at it as being more offensive than the simplistic reduction of guy advertising you see every time some deodorant body spray comes out with a new ad campaign. Angie
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