Alex Armstrong and Ellie Costello left baffled after beloved nursery rhymes branded ‘sexist’: ‘Absolutely absurd!’

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Alex Armstrong and Ellie Costello left baffled after beloved nursery rhymes branded ‘sexist’: ‘Absolutely absurd!’

Alex Armstrong and Ellie Costello have been left baffled after a major study branded some of Britain’s most beloved nursery rhymes “sexist” and “reinforced gender stereotypes”. Jack and Jill and Little Bo-Peep were among the childhood classics found to have problematic themes. The study advises parents to be “cautious” about which nursery rhymes they tell their children. Upon hearing the findings, Alex exclaimed…