Chouette, pas chouette

As Wawa the Chihuahua proudly wears his favorite T-shirt on the playground, Kiki spots him and openly makes fun of him. “What’s with that pink T-shirt?” Kiki is adamant: pink isn’t for boys.

Toto, Nono, and Wawa are in the middle of an intense soccer game. Jaja the panther would love to play with them, but she’s sharply told off: “Girls don’t play soccer!”

Kiki and Lili are playing the “7 Families” card game. When Lili says, “From the ‘Airplane Pilot’ family, I'd like the girl,” Kiki can't believe it. There must be a mistake in the game, because being an airplane pilot isn't a job for girls!

Baba and Nono are playing badminton. Baba hits the shuttle so hard that it lands at the top of a tree. Just as she’s about to climb up to get it, Nono stops her: “Climbing trees isn’t something girls do!”

Wawa plays knight with his friend Gégé. When Lulu asks if she can play with them, Wawa doesn't really give her a choice: she'll play the princess. Lulu is disappointed, she would so much like to play the knight.

Nono makes fun of Gégé who does classical dance. For him, dancing is only for girls!

Fafa cries while reading a sad story. Seeing this, Baba tells him that boys shouldn't cry: “Crying is for girls!”

Kiki and Lili are playing hopscotch in the middle of the playground. Fafa and his friends arrive and ask them to leave under the pretext that they can't play here. This spot is reserved for boys, period!

Gégé the beaver and Fafa the rabbit make funny selfies and decide to dress up. But for Fafa, no question of putting on a wig. Long hair is for girls!

While passing in front of the music store, Baba Bear sees a drum set: it is the instrument she has chosen for next year. Toto is scandalized! It's impossible: drums are for boys, because as everyone knows, a girl must not be noticed!

Lili the sheep plays pirates with Toto the seagull. But when it comes to following Captain Lili on board, Toto is reluctant. He won't follow a girl. A girl can't be a chief!

While bowling with Nono, Gégé is suddenly afraid of an ant. Nono takes the opportunity to make fun of him. A boy is not afraid!

Wawa is very proud to show Baba his room—and with it, his splendid collection of unicorns. But Baba is adamant: a boy can’t like unicorns—it’s impossible!

When Gégé tells Toto that Lili is his best friend, Toto can't believe it: a boy whose best friend is... a girl? It's impossible!

Baba loves to wear fake nail polish. But Lulu, to whom she offers the same thing, refuses. For Baba, a girl who doesn't like to wear makeup is not a real girl.