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Beginning with the author's experience of joining a Child and Youth Studies department as a feminist anthropologist, the paper reviews the historically weak links between feminism, anthropology and child research.It then draws attention to a newer sociology and anthropology of childhood that is more closely engaged with feminism.Examples of anthropological work that foreground gendered children are used to prompt a re-visiting of the authors' own anthropological work on Irish Travelling People, and to demonstrate the possibilities of a feminist anthropology of childhood.RESUME En debutant par 1'cxpcrience que I'auteure a eu en se joignant a un departcment d'Etudes de I'enfant et de la jeunesse en tant qu'anthropologue teministe, I'aiticle revoit les points faibles qui existent historiquement entre le feminisme, l'anthropologie, et la recherche sur I'enfant.Cela, alors attire I.'attention sur une nouvelle sociologie et anthropologic de 1'enfance, qui s'engage encore plus etroitement avec l'anthropologie feministe de I'enfance.Des examples de travail anthropologique qui met en premier plan les enfants qui sont classes par sexe et qui sont utilises pour pousser a revoir l'oeuvre anthropologique de I'auteur sur les gens du voyage de I'lrlande.
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