A friend of my mum's had twin girls with her fourth pregnancy - sisters to 3 girls! Apparantly, in the haze of the drugs, hormones etc, she accused the doctor of cutting off her sons' willies!!!
That got me thinking: why do people (eg Victoria Beckham) get so het up about having the other sort to what they've got?
I have on of each (clever, eh??. For some reason I had decided that boys were easier babies than girls, so after a shaky, colicky start, have been really surprised by how delightful my dd (my youngest) is - especially how cuddly she is.
Obviously a lot is down to personality and birth order, but which do you think is easier, boy or girl? If you could choose, would you? And why? Do you think people should be allowed to choose?
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Which is the easier baby - boy or girl? If you could choose, would you?
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phlossie · 23/02/2008 15:09
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