Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I didn’t care. Can I ask why you prefer a boy?
OP here. We bought everything in neutral colors with the exception of clothes because we knew we wanted a second and wanted to be prepared if second baby was different gender than first baby. Not having to buy new clothes is a perk. The main driving factor for me is I already have a boy and feel like it may be easier to navigate this experience as a parent with two boys. They will close in age and I want them to be best friends or at least have similar interests which may make things easier as they get older. I was close with my sister and my brothers were close so I would like for my kids to have that same sibling bond that I feel is best same sex kids. Not saying that opposite sex siblings can’t have a close bond, but my brothers and I were never as close as I was with my sister and they were together as brothers. My husband has one brother and they are super close and I know he really wants that for our kids. I would want two girls if first child ended up being a girl. We will be just as happy if it’s a girl and ultimately just want a healthy and happy baby.
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t care. Can I ask why you prefer a boy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes but I kept my mouth shut because many women with a boy preference are not shown the same understanding as women who hope for girls. Lots of women with boy preferences are met with rude remarks and are called misogynistic, but women who want girls are seen as wanting for have a girl because it’s keep relatable.
They are? God, people are awful.
Anonymous wrote:Yes but I kept my mouth shut because many women with a boy preference are not shown the same understanding as women who hope for girls. Lots of women with boy preferences are met with rude remarks and are called misogynistic, but women who want girls are seen as wanting for have a girl because it’s keep relatable.
Anonymous wrote:Yes but I kept my mouth shut because many women with a boy preference are not shown the same understanding as women who hope for girls. Lots of women with boy preferences are met with rude remarks and are called misogynistic, but women who want girls are seen as wanting for have a girl because it’s keep relatable.