Moms of girl(s) need your positive story!

[nuthinbutpink]

It is equally disturbing for a teacher to have a preference when it comes to gender. I certainly understand desiring a boy or girl- that's why this site exists, but I do not have a preference when it comes to loving my children. My love does not have a preference. It's sad to me that a teacher would generalize human beings in such a manner. Studies do not tell us everything.

[Bambi_twins]

Think you have all gone off topic here. Original poster wanted a boy & is having a girl & wanted to be reassured how lovely girls are.

I posted about my wonderful positive experience with my daughter to show her girls are wonderful, and reassure her she'll be just perfect with a little pinkie.

Now all your doing is promoting boys to someone who is struggling to come to terms with having a girl. Not the most sensitive thing you can do to someone who is heartbroken at the moment!


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[maidentomother]

Bunny, a thorough explanation would probably not be good for my sway. But I think having siblings, preferably somewhat close in age, generally produces a better person. I was an only child until age 7, then left home and so my brother was effectively raised an only child too. We both share an abundance of 'only child traits', and I wish we didn't.

I'm not saying all only children are bad people, far from it, but I think only children are more likely to have certain negative personality traits. I really wonder about China...

[nuthinbutpink]

Bambi, there are several hundred thousand people that read this. First thing I said was I didn't want this to be a boy vs girl post. I clearly state both genders are great.

You bashed boys in the process. Awesome.