Early pregnancy scan suggesting a girl, any positive experiences?

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Recently had an early glimpse and got 95 percent chance of a girl praying she is a girl any positive story’s ?

Is it normal to have a gender preference? I don't think so. The majority of parents just hope for a healthy mum and baby. Why would you have a gender preference? It can only be if you follow stereotypes. A sex is male or female. A gender is what is put onto a child before they are even born.
I have yet to hear of anyone who had a gender preference who isn't itching to treat their daughter like a doll or assume their son will be a "proper boy."

I wanted a girl as I’m so close to my mum. Most men I know don’t care too much about their parents. My daughter is in pink 90% of the time and is treated like a princess, I’m not ashamed!

No I don't suppose you are. 🙄 Why fight for equality for our daughter's when it's all about pink and princesses? I wanted better for my DD so I took a different approach. I know loads of men who are close to their families. What that's got to do with the sex of your baby though I don't know. Very random. 🤔

You mean the baby's sex.
Babies don't have a gender identity.

I didn’t realise equality meant we have to dress all children gender neutral. I presume you’ve made sure to give your children unisex names. I am very capable and can do anything I want to, and I do it in a dress and heels, with make up and long hair - shock horror! In fact my daughter is at home with her dad in the day as he’s the SAHP, doesn’t mean I can’t buy her pink toys and put pretty bows in her hair. I don’t know why most men I know care less about their parents - but it seems to always be the case!

I’m assuming your DH is close to his parents?

Being female isn’t just about the absence of a penis 😵‍💫

He would say he is but they’ve met my 1 year old maybe 6 times! My parents see my daughter multiple times a week. I’ve just always personally found that, on a whole, women are closer to their parents

Extending your experiences of how close men vs women are to their parents to the general population is a big reach.
It's dependent on many factors and is unlikely to have a bearing on your children unless you make it so.

I think the OB probably meant that it's easier to see a penis on a scan than a vagina. Clearly the way this was expressed was a bit odd.

My DS and his GF were told they were having a girl. He was a boy.

I think it's more common to make the mistake that way round than to say boy that turns out to be a girl.