can you say, estrogen?how did my grandfather do it? eight women and him...i just don't know how he did it. plain and simple, estrogen scares me. i never was very girly, and to top it off i had three little brothers. when i had my first daughter, i was beyond happy. our family (mostly referring to myself there) needed a girl! then i found out my second was a girl too. that's where i paniced a little. i love my two girls, don't get me wrong. they are the best of friends and are adorable. but i don't know how to deal with that. i don't know how to settle future arguments. i really won't understand, is what i'm trying to say.
i'm really hoping i don't end up like my grandparents, with seven girls. to keep trying for that son, and wind up with a mountain of estrogen each month.
(a short p.s. to this post: i'm not saying that we're trying to get preggers or that i'm even ready...fyi. meaning, don't ask. haha)
3 comments:
Oh wow, just imagine what your mom felt... "I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO RAISE A BOY!!!!" But she still did it! :) I'm with you; I have no idea how to raise a girl, and it still freaks me out a bit. And I DO have sisters. (But all four of them range from 5-12 years older than me, so I never really had that 'sisterly connection', I was just the annoying little sister when they were all glamorously in high school or college!) Boys are an easier gender for me to understand for sure. And I hope that one day you do get your baby boy! ;)
I absolutely love this picture!!..who is picking their nose? haha!
I'm right there with you! I don't understand the sisters thing, since I never had a sister of my own. I'm loving having two little girls and so thrilled that they have a sister! But having a whole bunch of girls and no boys is my fear too, and I'm really hoping my third baby will be a boy!
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