What is the reason why girls love pink?

Pink for girls and blue for boys, that's what we said but is it true...

 The studies tested ages from one to two years using the "preferential task," which measures what children like to look at the most.

Studies have found that preferences for toys vary by gender, with boys looking longer at cars and girls at toys, but color preferences not.

It could just be a cultural flirtation, but recent research suggests a deeper cause.

The obvious explanation is that it's just a cultural intersection, but recent research suggests a deeper cause. Professor Anya Hurlbert from Newcastle University asked adults from different cultures to choose their favorite color from pairs of colored rectangles. This revealed that females have a natural preference for reddish colors - leading Dr. Hurlbert to speculate that evolution has led to a preference for females over reddish colours, from red fruits to healthy pink faces.