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the flipside to my above story is that my maternal grandma is one of 6 girls in a row and then 2 boys at the very end! And yet they and their offspring all went on to have a blend of boys and girls, and one of them even had just boys. And of course ME, with the four boys.
Do you think that the women’s family history matters at all? I am asking because for example, Lindsay Arnold (she is one of four girls) is pregnant with her first which is a girl. She said in her pregnancy YouTube video that her husband comes from a family of all boys and she said that every man on her husbands side has at least three boys before a girl, so they were convinced that the baby would have to be a boy.
I wonder if women inherit certain factors from their mother, like testosterone, egg quality, ewcm, glucose metabolism or other factors that sway which can make them more likely to have a girl despite their husbands higher sperm counts, testosterone, husbands family history etc. just curious because when I see examples of women having girls despite their husbands history etc., the women themselves come from family of girls.
What do you think, atomic?
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