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A reader made a comment on a recent post of mine that I thought was worth exploring.The comment was regarding how she didn't understand why some women would prefer to not have girls given that the mothers to be were girls themselves.I'd been talking about how much testosterone was in my house now that I'm a boy mommy.Or the other way around.And more and more it seems are sharing this information, even if they don't plan on finding out the sex of the baby.Still announcements are being made to the left and right of me of who's having a baby now and what they want it to be.One friend of mine recently revealed that she and her husband want a girl but because they both do it's sure to be a boy.Not sure how that logic works out, but, whatever.My parents both wanted a girl (at least that is what they tell me) and they got me.My friends have a baby girl who is four months older than my son and their lives seem essentially just like ours.Yet some parents have a preference of sex.My one friend who wanted the boy never admitted she'd wanted a boy until she knew the sex and told everyone.Once I knew the sex it made it easier to imagine myself as a mommy, but knowing the baby was a boy didn't change how I felt about the baby.They may start out wanting one sex over the other, but once that baby is in their arms none of that matters anymore.And, really, it never did.If I have a girl, though, that will be a totally different experience, just because she'll be my one and only little girl.Image of the Day: Holy Batbaby!Let me tell ou how I love having a girl now.PMWhen I was pregnant with my first, I secretly wanted a girl: someone to dress up and pass on my rebellious feminism to.Then Kieran was born and at first I was disappointed.I'll never have to deal with sexually inappropriate clothing, makeup, cattiness...For my second, I most definitely had a preference.He always felt "right" to me, like I was meant to have a son first.And we always knew that if we were going to want children later, we'd adopt or become foster parents, and maybe that's when I'd finally get my dream daughter.He has been saying, "It doesn't matter as long as we have a healthy baby" over and over until after the ultrasound at 20 weeks and we very much were going to have a boy.Who would be here becuase I wanted her to be herself as my child, not to please me or even to fulfill my aforementioned fantasy of what my daughter would be like.In short: I want a daughter to carry on my ass kicking female ways!PMI had two boys and when I was expecting my third child, everyone, of course, asked, "Hoping for your girl, eh?"Fortunately, I don't get to make these decisions.Love them to death, even if they're girly girls and I'm a tomboy.That didn't have a very happy ending).PMWhen we were TTC this child, we "wanted" a girl because we have a boy.PMI didn't check the sex on the ultrasounds, but "knew" my first would be a girl.I'd be fine regardless, but I think I'd set myself up.I'd hate to experience from the mom point of view) and I still mourn for that.I'll always be somewhat sad about it.It was hard during the first pregnancy though.My younger one is easier.With my third I wanted another girl for the sister bond and my daughter wanted a sister too.But with our surprise 4th I REALLY wanted another girl and so did my daughter.I'm honest with myself I still sometimes mourn the loss of that last little girl.PMI have some issues about boys and was really worried I would have one.Thank goodness I had my little princess!DH's job and the radiation levels there, almost everyone has girls.Shockingly we had a boy, and we love him so much!Everyone assumed I wanted a girl and that felt a little disloyal.PMI wanted a girl for the first couple of weeks until I thought about how my mother and I fought and how I was when I was a kid and I cried!Plus I was never a girlie girl, I grew up with an uncle that was only 4 years older than me so we were like brother and sister so I was a tom boy.At my 18 week sonogram ( the first one ) I prayed that we could see what the baby was.As soon as the lady put the thing to my stomache she said " do you want to know what it is" and I actually got sick to my stomach hoping it was not a girl.Since I got my boy and he was the easiest baby ever!He did everything by himself, gave up his bottle, gave up his pacifier everything by himself.PMI can honestly say I am one of the few peopleI know that never cared what sex their child was going to be (I have 5.To me, having a healthy baby is more significantthan its genitalia.AMI had always wanted a boy.Maybe because I was a difficult child and I knew I would get it back through karma.There were all of these "girl" feelings."Comment has been reported for review.Health
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