For childless people: Which gender/sex do you want your child(ren) to be? (boys, play)

[hml1976]

After losing several pregnancies I was happy with a healthy baby.

[Peregrine]

Wanted a girl. Bad. Daddy's little girl.
Got a boy. Very happy. And when I took my 2 year old boy to the Boardwalk in Ocean City where we saw 2 12 year old scantily clad girls wearing *Hug me* tank tops... and hugging strange men on the street... I breathed a sigh of relief.

[red4ce]

I plan on having either 0 or 2 kids. If I have two, I don't care whether they are boy or girl, but I do hope that they are the same gender. From what I've seen siblings of the same gender have a better chance of still being close once they reach their adult lives.

[kansas sky]

I want healthy. The rest is just details.

[Jaded]

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[HJohn]

I doubt I will ever have children but if I did, I would like a boy.

[glass_of_merlot]

Originally Posted by hml1976

After losing several pregnancies I was happy with a healthy baby.

Me too. I had a boy at first time. He is 7 now.

Lost two pregnancy's. One of them was a boy, 15 weeks .

Now Im 25 weeks pregnant with a healthy girl .

[cyberphonics]

I never cared either way for the first one but if I had a second, I'd want it to be the opposite.

[wooliemonster]

Your child is born with a sex. Gender is up to them.

[NovaDragon]

Both . Have really come around on the "Daddy's little girl" idea. Would also like to have a boy to do all the "boy stuff" I enjoy like watching star wars and playing football (not that my future daughter couldn't do that either or vice versa). Either way, they could be intersex for all I care as long as they don't drive us nuts .