Although Male and Female Infants Are Virtually Indistinguishable in Terms

Although male and female infants are virtually indistinguishable in terms of size, appearance, and behavior:

A) they are treated very differently from the moment of birth.
B) they are typically dressed identically during the first year to avoid gender-role stereotyping.
C) "color coding" is rarely used until after the first year because it would confuse the infants regarding their gender identity.
D) most parents cross-dress their infants to avoid later accusations of sexist behavior.