Dice//
Banned
Shouldn't that label be for sex? If it is so, I see little reason to label it as Undecided. Issues of determination of a baby's sex could be resolved by more detailed examinations at the hospital. The sex is important information for medicine, no?
As for the use of the word "normal", it is TECHNICALLY not offensive when used in the meaning "most commonly found", but it invokes offensive connotations regardless so I see no reason to not use the word "cis" instead. It's a manner of effective communication, also.
Feels like this will invite further ostracization and bullying instead of curbing prejudice. Too early for such a move, I don't think it would be effective. Change has to start somewhere, though - so in the end, I just wish the best for the kid.
On the contrary, stuff like gender identification can happen pretty young. I don't think there was ever a time where I EVER liked wearing dresses, even for big occasions. Things will be difficult for the kid if the environment they're in doesn't allow for growth. But if they go to a school with a teacher who thinks the idea is stupid or doesn't stop bullying or similarly tries to insist that a sex organ determines how you're supposed to behave, then it might be tough. A supportive enough environment can mean the opposite where a kid doesn't feel ostracized or pressured because she doesn't like pink or he doesn't like toy cars.
Also, there's two sides to this, and a lot of people forget that there are also many people who grew up having JUST as hard a time because they felt restricted in what they were "allowed" to like.