Anyone else out there who DOESN'T want to know sex of baby until delivery? It's crazy how many people keep asking, and at each doc visit I just remind them that we don't want to know, and they've been great about it. DH and I are going "gender neutral" on everything, and honestly I don't care if baby wears blue, pink, yellow, stripes, etc, and I know baby won't care! Dressing kids up in particular colors is society's expectation, and I remember being made fun of a lot when as a child I chose "boy" things and was a tomboy.
Anyway, this sounds like its turning into a vent now ah! Just sayin, I would love the surprise on the big day. Not too many out there in the same boat, I suppose, but I know you're out there!
Re: I don't wanna know!
There are plenty of us here. We usually refer to it as being "team green" (versus team blue or team pink). I also have no problem dressing baby in whatever, and I know that we'll get lots of gender specific gifts after baby is born. Y
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You are definitely NOT alone. My sister, cousin and I are having team green babies this year. Grandma is the only one freaking out about it. We so enjoyed it with our first. The US tech (in OB's office) said there was no reason for them to ne
I was solid team green when I was going to have one kid, but realized my reasons to not find out didn't apply to twins. So I switched.
People think everyone finds out, and when I was still deciding I got told "oh your kid is going to have h
Like the PP when we get to our last baby we won't be finding out.
Right now though, I am dying to know, more so than I ever did with DS. I think mainly because this pregnancy has been the opposite of my pregnancy with DS, not that it necessarily
As a FTM, I was on the fence about finding out, but my sister-in-law had an interesting opinion that might be worth sharing with the group. During her pregnancy, she decided not to find out the gender of the baby in advance. When she actually delivered