Theyby

Theyby: Genderless/gender-neutral Baby. 

That's what meaning I'm going for.

Ok, now reasons:

1. Real Identity

One of the main cons of theybies is that of a child questioning their identity, are they male or female?

2. Big Responsibility 

It's harder for them to create their own identity, it's like giving a newborn child the opportunity to name themselves. They'd have names like "Wahhh" or other gibberish names, which just aren't practical. When it comes to deciding if a baby is male or female it's up to mother nature.

3. The Main Benefit Probably Won't Work Out

Theybies will be mixed with gender-assigned children, so it'll be really hard. It'll also be hard for adults, to use gender-neutral pronouns, and change the way they speak.

https://www.kinbox.com/pros-and-cons-of-gender-neutral-parenting/

https://www.rebelcircus.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-gender-neutral-parenting/.

1. To be Themselves - By not raising the child in a gender-specific environment it allows the child the freedom to be themselves.  (e.g. painting a girls room pink and putting princess stickers on the wall.)
   
2. To Choose - Maybe Johnny would rather have an Easy Bake Oven instead of a Nerf Dart Rifle.  Or maybe Mary would rather have a Transformer instead of a Barbie Doll.  Let them choose!
   
3. To Dream - Children should be encouraged to be anything they want in life.  Let them dream.  There should be no gender barriers of entry set up for them to achieve their dream. 
   

When they "discover" their sexual organs (puberty?), I think this may help answer their questions of whether they are male or female.  Plus their parent's at that point can explain the difference between male and female, but do it in a non-sexist way  So not a negative.

This argument does not follow for me.  How can it be harder for Theybies to create their own identity?  If anything Theybies would have an easier time since there is no external pressure on them to conform to gender stereotypes. 

How can it be harder for adults to use gender-neutral pronouns?  Again it seems easier to me to just call every child, "they" instead of putting the onerous on the adult to use gender-specific pronouns.  One word says it all.

1. To be Themselves - By not raising the child in a gender-specific environment it allows the child the freedom to be themselves.  (e.g. painting a girls room pink and putting princess stickers on the wall.)
   

To Choose - Maybe Johnny would rather have an Easy Bake Oven instead of a Nerf Dart Rifle.  Or maybe Mary would rather have a Transformer instead of a Barbie Doll.  Let them choose!

To Dream - Children should be encouraged to be anything they want in life.  Let them dream.  There should be no gender barriers of entry set up for them to achieve their dream. 

I will use my opponent's sources to bolster my own arguments since my opponent's sources include a pro side

When they "discover" their sexual organs (puberty?), I think this may help answer their questions of whether they are male or female.  Plus their parent's at that point can explain the difference between male and female, but do it in a non-sexist way  So not a negative.

But what are they in their hearts? What if they think they are female but shocked to see that their male? What if they don't want to be gay, but they chose too? 

This argument does not follow for me.  How can it be harder for Theybies to create their own identity?  If anything Theybies would have an easier time since there is no external pressure on them to conform to gender stereotypes.  

I'm saying that it's too big of a responsibility for babies to decide. It gives them an un-needed thinking period.

How can it be harder for adults to use gender-neutral pronouns?  Again it seems easier to me to just call every child, "they" instead of putting the onerous on the adult to use gender-specific pronouns.  One word says it all.

It's harder for them because they are so used so used to saying he/she. For example in French, ALL NOUNS are based off of feminine or masculine things so France needs to recreate their entire language just because of these "theybies". 

1. To be Themselves - By not raising the child in a gender-specific environment it allows the child the freedom to be themselves.  (e.g. painting a girls room pink and putting princess stickers on the wall.)
   

1.  Other kids might mix into this, they would have friends wouldn't they?
   

To Choose - Maybe Johnny would rather have an Easy Bake Oven instead of a Nerf Dart Rifle.  Or maybe Mary would rather have a Transformer instead of a Barbie Doll.  Let them choose!

I feel as if parents already let their kids choose, Johnny might want an EBO, and he asks his parents. It's just his friends make fun of him right? Who has an ez back oven? Friends make fun of them. 

To Dream - Children should be encouraged to be anything they want in life.  Let them dream.  There should be no gender barriers of entry set up for them to achieve their dream. 

What if they're male and they want to be a female. They will be biased in the workplace, so theybies actually can lose someone an advantage.