if that makes sense We found out the sex of both our kids, and I have always wanted to wait but never had the willpower. now that we have a boy and girl I really dont want to know. I want that experience of my husband annoucing the sex at the birth. I am so excited.
anyone else in the same boat?
Re: any 2nd+ timers NOT finding out after finding out last time?
BFP #4: 08/07/13 EDD 4/18/14
DS#1- 7/2002
DS#2- 6/2004
DS#3- 9/2007
Can you call it "Baby Yourlastname"?
I honestly dont follow when people say they HAD to know the sex to finish the nursery. What do team green people do, have a gallon of pink and blue paint on stand by?
this is us. I gave in on home birth so wether DH likes it or not this one is gonna be a suprise unless something crazy happens and I can see clear as day on a scan (not that I wanna but sometimes you can see things you didn't think you would). so team Green and excited as can be,
my gut says girl since i feel completely different this time around.
We found out with DD, not with DS, and it was absolutely awesome. Hearing DH yell out "it's a boy" was hands-down one of the highlights of my life.
I haven't talked with DH about what we'll do this time around. He's the one who does like to find out. If it were entirely up to me, team green all the way.
Mommy to DD1 (June 2007), DS (January 2010), DD2 (July 2012), and The Next One (EDD 3/31/2015)
Factor V Leiden Homozygous, Advanced Maternal Age
TTC #1, 5 yrs, PCOS, Femera + Ovidrel.
IUI#3 BFP, DD 5/31/2012
TTC #2, 2 yrs, PCOS, Femera+Ovidrel
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see I dont refer to the baby as a name the whole time, even when I know the sex. We usually dont decide on a name until 30 or so weeks and when we do I feel weird refering to a child I havent held and seen their face as a name.
We just say the baby, or baby girl/boy.
Now its hard cause I dont want to call the baby it..so we just say baby, or little one.
and FWIW to other posters, I wouldnt have been able to not find out on #2....just #3 since I have a boy and girl. I have no expectations at all
I would assume team green people choose a gender neutral color and furniture. I knew I wanted a purple room with white furniture for a girl and a blue room with dark brown furniture for a boy. I didn't want to do neutral nursery and, being a first time mom, was nervous enough that I wanted it done ahead of time. That is why I felt I "needed" to know.
I don't get it, either. We knew DD's sex and STILL decorated our nursery and got all the large items gender neutral. She was our first and we knew we wanted more kids in the future, so to us it would've been a waste to decorate all boy or all girl and besides, I hate pink!!