Pops so nicely

I would choose A. I like how it is displaye

It's much easier to see what is included in A. Bis kind of chaotic and my eyes were all over the place, making it a little hard to focus.

I choose A because it appears to be much more organized and the font is simply beautiful. Boys would not want pink.

I like A best because it looks more real and not animated like the other one.

I think the for girls would get her interested. I think she would be sold with the list at the bottom

The product is mostly advertised, not unnecessary photos

I would buy Option A because of the bucket. I think it would be a great addition to the set.

The items in the product are organized by color, which is easier on the eyes because they are in their own section. However, I disagree with the name of the product which suggests that the slime kit is only for girls (exclusively). The name DIY Rainbow Slime Kit would be more preferable and reaches out to a wider range of consumers.

My daughter loves big shiny and bright containers full of toys and things to play with. The packaging would get her very excited.

I like that this option is more geared towards girls. The colors make it more feminine and the packaging looks better.

Slime kit appears to be more fun than a "DIY". They are kids after all.

Option A seems much less gaudy to me and I suspect that glitter would be included. Glitter is very much a pain to clean.

I like the way the products look better and the fat unicorn mascot in Choice A.

A am engaged and immersed in the color and design of A.

It seems to have more colors and allow for more deverse projects

I prefer the product not to be gender specific

I would purchase option B because it would be suitable for boys or girls and is more gender neutral.

More color which appeals to kids

Choice B's unicorn is perfect! Looks like a llama/unicorn mix. I also like how the text is centered around the mascot.

It is more gender neutral and I have a boy

I don't know why you have to limit this to girls. This one could be used by everyone.

I think option B has a more colorful lettering and logo and makes it stand out more than option A.

I don't like that the other option states that this kit is "for girls". I think we should encourage both boys and girls to be creative, even with colors people think is "feminine".

I would buy B. The colors are bright and fun, it doesn't specify that it's for girls and the colors aren't as pastel (I was never into pushing my daughter to be "girly"). And the illustrations are a little more bright and cheerful and the packaging of the products themselves is more colorful.

Same product, the packaging is overwhelming different here. Choice B is the one that right away caught my attention in a positive manner.

prefer B because its gender neutral

I prefer it wouldn’t say for girls.

B looks like it has more options and allows the child to be more creative.

This one looks quite a lot more colorful! The pink palette of the other product is still eye catching for girls though.

I WOULD PURCHASE OPTION B FOR MY KIDS BECAUSE I KNOW THAT IS THE OPTION THEY WOULD CHOOSE FOR THEMSELVES AND THE RED AND BLUE MAKES IT LOOK LIKE SOMETHING THAT COULD BE FOR BOYS ALSO.

Rainbow is inclusive.

It isn't gendered and I think this day in age people like that better

I think that all the Sparkles help it to stand out and catch of the persons eye better

I personally like this one as I am able to better see everything that is on the image. It feels a lot brighter for me and it really pops off the screen since there are so many colors present.

The image for B just feels like it has more stuff.

The DIY Rainbow Slime Kit is excellent! Looks awesome as that color and so cool. I would get that as the choice. But the Slime Kit for Girls is excellent too. Just that the name is gender-centric. Good choice for both but based on the name, go with DIY Rainbow Slime Kit.

Stop labeling items as "For Girls"! I oppose this labeling/restriction - any kid could use this product. I'd definitely pick B. Even if I wanted the product, I wouldn't buy A because it upholds stupid concepts like boys can't like pink.

To market things to one gender and not the other is silly. Kids should be able to play with whatever they want. I would not buy a toy marketed just to one gender unless I absolutely had to.

it could be for a boy who likes that stuff

The slime is for everyone

I like choice B because it is prettier and has more color schemes than choice A.

It does not have to be gender specific for children. I don't want a girl missing out on something that could be deemed too "boy" to include.

The colors are better looking, and it's a diy product.

I chose panel B as it just looks more colorful and festive. I would be proud to give that as a gift.

I prefer B because it doesn’t imply that it’s for a specific gender. I also like the assortment

I would buy my child choice B slime kit over A because the glittery/rainbow-like pictures makes the product look more fun than A.

B looks fun and exciting!

I don't like that A specifically says for girls. Like what if you have a whole group of kids who want to make a slime kit, that's not fair. Plus I think the kids in my life at least would gravitate towards the sunglasses wearing unicorn on B. B also makes it easier to read that it's a slime kit, and is less focused on the pink coloring.

Choice b has shows how many pieces you get and the unicorn looks more fun compared to the angry horse.