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Our daughter is aware of it starting around age 3. But not in a sexual way yet or anything. She hasn't said anything when watching change her brothers diaper.

Mine are, but I have a 4 year old girl and a 2 year old boy. They once got into an argument over what was "more fun" to have, penises or vaginas. That was a moment I intend to share with their prom dates. I ended the argument by just saying they are different (and by fun they just meant better, but man oh man did I have to bit my tongue)
My daughter also likes to count the girls and boys in our family and she is very disappointed that there are more boys than girls (we have two boys, her, my husband and myself).

Sometime in the past few months DD (2.5) has really gotten a handle on gender. Like the other day we were sitting somewhere and she was saying, "there's a boy and there's a girl and there's a boy...." Or someone will walk by and she'll say "That's a man!" She doesn't seem to have gotten much of the stereotypes yet (girls wear pink, etc.) I think that just comes from society, school, grandparents, friends, etc.

Drake has been aware of girls and boys since around 3 Id say. He is in a real big I like girls phase and almost always says he loves girls and not boys. He sometimes tells his daddy he doesnt love him because he is a boy, which of course we are working on.

Oldest DD has known there are boys and girls and they are different, since before 2. She hasn't picked up on stereotyped gender roles much yet at 2.5, because I try very hard not to enforce them at home, and she's not in school yet.