Should you test the sex of your baby?
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
The baby guessing game can sustain you for months. Some parents want to know right away if baby is a him or a her. Some wait.
"I did not find out the sex of my baby. The main reason is because
there are not many surprises in life and my husband and I wanted to
have this as a surprise."
-Karen Tindle
"My husband and I really wanted to know the sex of our baby
because it was our first baby and we were extremely excited. When
my husband was told it was a boy, I saw a tear run down his face.
That moment was priceless. I'd do it all over again."
-Emile' Payne
"We didn't find out the sex of any of our children because we love
the anticipation it creates-like waiting for Christmas! It also
drives the rest of our families crazy, which my husband and I find
a little humorous."
-Dawn Listner
"We found out the sex of our boy/girl twins just to be ready with
everything before they arrived and it was a good thing, too,
because once they came, 24 hours in a day were not enough for
us!"
-Aparna Neelgar
"I absolutely found out the sex of all my kiddos. I have two girls
and am now pregnant with a BOY! We are over-the-moon excited and I
am so glad to be able to prepare and have his room all done. I am a
planner and want to have everything bought and in order before his
arrival."
-Heather Davey
