This is great right? So I was thinking I wanted a surprise since my husband hasn't really grasped the whole "I like surprises" thing... what about you? do you wanna know the sex?
Yes!!! I would know today if I could. I found out with DD and it was great because I think DH really had been wishing for a boy and that time helped him get used to having a little girl and get very excited about it. Plus I'm a planner and don't like surprises.
I am having second thoughts about not knowing. I was in BRU yesterday and saw the cutest nursery set up but it was for a girl. I started to understand why knowing might be a little helpful. I still don't think I'll find out but this is the first time I'm doubting that decision.
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Before I got pregnant I always thought I wouldn't want to know, but once I actually WAS pregnant I couldn't wait to find out. We now know that we're having a little girl, and I think it made it more "real" for both of us to be able to refer to "her" rather than "it" or "the baby." Plus it's exciting to be able to pick out bedding/clothes/etc and not have to be neutral about everything.
Nope! And we have had many opportunies to find out!
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LO #1 - 1 unmedicated/self-monitored IUI w/ donor sperm.
LO #2 - 1 m/c, 2 BFNs, 4th IUI worked (unmedicated/self-monitored with new donor sperm).
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I didnt want to know at first. But my BF will most likely be deployed before the birth and I think its unfair to let him go without knowing. We wont be able to find out until Jan 5th. Plus he so badly wants a boy, if it is a girl, he will have some time to adjust I dont care either way, just praying for a healthy baby.
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Nope! And we have had many opportunies to find out!
LO #1 - 1 unmedicated/self-monitored IUI w/ donor sperm.
LO #2 - 1 m/c, 2 BFNs, 4th IUI worked (unmedicated/self-monitored with new donor sperm).
Life is beautiful!
Another comment from the doesn't know column...
I am prepared either way.
I will love this child regardless of it's genitalia (husband feels the same way).
I talk to/read to my child every day as does my husband... not even having a name hasn't prevented us from bonding.
Knowing the sex doesn't change anything for us except the fact that we are NOT inundated with pink or blue. Well, not yet anyway.