girl vs boy toys??

Who gives a crappppppppp

How old is she????? I wouldn't get a easy bake oven till she is at least 8

Quoting True Diva:" How old is she????? I wouldn't get a easy bake oven till she is at least 8"

well the easy bake oven was more of a joke  
just a generalization of all things girly.

Toys are not gender specific.

Girls can play with trucks, boys can play with baby dolls.

What does she like?

Maybe go to second hand stores and such, let her pick out a few cheap toys then you can see what she's interested in. Just because she's a girl doesn't mean she wants to play with "girly" things.

I hated my Barbies with a passion. Pokemon cards and pretending to be Superman was my thing.

Quoting The Doctor:" Toys are not gender specific. Girls can play with trucks, boys can play with baby dolls."

obviously... That wasn't my question.
I want to know if I should even introduce the pink or just let her do her thing.
we don't own a single toy geared toward girls.

Quoting RetroMama:" What does she like? Maybe go to second hand stores and such, let her pick out a few cheap toys then ... [snip!] ... to play with "girly" things. I hated my Barbies with a passion. Pokemon cards and pretending to be Superman was my thing."

Well she's still too young to ask for anything. she'll just point and smile  
I have no issue with her playing with toy trucks or pokemon or whatever she wants! its adorable watching her push around a hot wheel with her br\ig bro  
I just want to know if i should even try to give her a baby doll or just wait til shes old enoughto ask.

While it's fine she plays with her brothers toys, introduce a dolly or two and see what she thinks of them! It won't hurt anything and I'm sure she'll love some girl stuff (especially as she gets bigger).

Toys are there just to play whether it is truck, bike or doll, a child can play with anything, and sometimes even they don’t required toys. If your girl demands for some specific girly things then you can buy for her otherwise let her play with her brother and his toys.