mummyfin
One of Each
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I have a four year old boy - which is exactly what I was hoping for with that pregnancy - and I'm really hoping this one's a girl, as ideally I'd like to stop at two kids.
However, DH's father had seven boys and only one girl (All his other boys are only DH's half brothers and he doesn't speak to his dad) so I'm paranoid DH is going to be very prone to boys too since it's his sperm that decides the gender
Does anyone else have any experience of grandfathers with lots of one gender kids, who's sons had the opposite gender? Does it have any bearing on things at all? My dad was one of two boys and he had three girls and no boys, so fingers crossed, but seven boys and only one girl is a pretty scary genetic history to break... I think one of DH's father's other sons has one little boy.
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However, DH's father had seven boys and only one girl (All his other boys are only DH's half brothers and he doesn't speak to his dad) so I'm paranoid DH is going to be very prone to boys too since it's his sperm that decides the gender
Does anyone else have any experience of grandfathers with lots of one gender kids, who's sons had the opposite gender? Does it have any bearing on things at all? My dad was one of two boys and he had three girls and no boys, so fingers crossed, but seven boys and only one girl is a pretty scary genetic history to break... I think one of DH's father's other sons has one little boy.
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